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    Is there maby a possiblity to retreive color...

    Is there maby a possiblity to retreive color values and position with use of the HBITMAP pointer?
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    I got the functions in a win32 DLL for wrapping....

    I got the functions in a win32 DLL for wrapping. Because i'm using it in an different programming language. In that language i only have a setPixel function i can use.
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    Ah ok, but there isn't any equivalant of getpixel...

    Ah ok, but there isn't any equivalant of getpixel on HBitmap.
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    I'm using getPixel on hdcMem . I'm getting more...

    I'm using getPixel on hdcMem . I'm getting more and more confused about the code you guys supply-ing and even if it's all needed.
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    If i do it like this , with use of bitbtl , i get...

    If i do it like this , with use of bitbtl , i get a part of the screen back instead of the window. And it still seems to be in 256 colors. :/


    HDC doBitmap(HWND hwnd) {
    int result;
    int height...
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    Where whould you put the bitblt line... ? i...

    Where whould you put the bitblt line... ?


    i just tried to use bitblt , but then i'm not getting the window capture but just a part of it or the pixels on the same location of some other window...
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    I'm using the DLL in an different programming...

    I'm using the DLL in an different programming language, and i need to get a screen of a window in there. GetPixel is an easy way to retreive the color values.
    And getpixel can use the HDC pointer.
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    GetPixel and getting a screenshot.

    I got the following code in a DLL , also i got another function wrapping getPixel. But i got 2 problems with result i'm getting.

    - One is that the image looks more stretched than it should be
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