Shivito1 Active Member Licensed User Dec 5, 2017 #1 i need to crop screen shot bitmaps continuously. However all the threads I've found use saved images when cropping.
i need to crop screen shot bitmaps continuously. However all the threads I've found use saved images when cropping.
Shivito1 Active Member Licensed User Dec 6, 2017 #21 Awesome! I'll give that a try at lunch lol Unfortunately program is not my day job. Thanks again! Upvote 0
Shivito1 Active Member Licensed User Dec 6, 2017 #22 Is that any different from Code: Dim bit as bitmap Bit = canvas.bitmap canvas.bitmap ? Upvote 0
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 6, 2017 #23 bit is a reserved word i think. Don´t think it will work with bit This will work i guess Code: Dim bm as bitmap Bm = canvas.bitmap Upvote 0
bit is a reserved word i think. Don´t think it will work with bit This will work i guess Code: Dim bm as bitmap Bm = canvas.bitmap
Shivito1 Active Member Licensed User Dec 6, 2017 #24 DonManfred said: bit is a reserved word i think. Don´t think it will work with bit Click to expand... Well seems I might need to get a book on this b4a lol or maybe learn Java . Keep feeling like I'm asking dumb questions that's irritating. Thanks for putting up with me Upvote 0
DonManfred said: bit is a reserved word i think. Don´t think it will work with bit Click to expand... Well seems I might need to get a book on this b4a lol or maybe learn Java . Keep feeling like I'm asking dumb questions that's irritating. Thanks for putting up with me
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 6, 2017 #25 There's Klaus beginners guide series, you should start by that. Also, rule of thumb, the IDE always colors in blue the reserved keywords! Upvote 0
There's Klaus beginners guide series, you should start by that. Also, rule of thumb, the IDE always colors in blue the reserved keywords!
Shivito1 Active Member Licensed User Dec 6, 2017 #26 DonManfred said: bit is a reserved word i think. Don´t think it will work with bit This will work i guess Code: Dim bm as bitmap Bm = canvas.bitmap Click to expand... Okay wait I miss read your reply. I was just trying to quickly create a generic Dim as an example. Code: Dim bmp1 as bitmap Bmp1 = Canvas.bitmap Will the above work the same as what you posted ? Upvote 0
DonManfred said: bit is a reserved word i think. Don´t think it will work with bit This will work i guess Code: Dim bm as bitmap Bm = canvas.bitmap Click to expand... Okay wait I miss read your reply. I was just trying to quickly create a generic Dim as an example. Code: Dim bmp1 as bitmap Bmp1 = Canvas.bitmap Will the above work the same as what you posted ?
Shivito1 Active Member Licensed User Dec 6, 2017 #27 It worked!!! I must have been to tired yesterday. I thought I had already tried this. Thank you all so much for your wise words that led me to my solution! Have a great day! Upvote 0
It worked!!! I must have been to tired yesterday. I thought I had already tried this. Thank you all so much for your wise words that led me to my solution! Have a great day!
