SaveBitmap

SaveBitmap Filename$, ImageIndex

Parameters:     Filename$ = The Filename of the image/image     ImageIndex = The screen or image index that you wish to save. (0=screen, 1 or higher = image)

Returns: NONE

SaveBitmap Saves the Screen or Image as a 32bit Windows Bitmap file.       Image parameters            0 = Save the screen            1 or higher = Save an Image FACTS:       * SaveBitmap is a user function and is part of the "SaveBitmap" library. Therefore, to enable this command, you'll need to include the library into your project. Eg #Include "SaveBitmap"       * SaveBitmap saves the image/screen as 32bit raw (none compressed) bitmap file.       * The FreeImage library contains various image saving functions for popular formats such as BMP, PNG and JPEG. Mini Tutorial:       This example, draws some circles to the screen, saves it to the C drive and loads it back.       ; Include the Save Bitmap library into this project   #Include "SaveBitmap"    ; clear the screen to  some random colour   Cls RndRGB()    ; disable thje break key, so you can't exit until the demo is complete   BreakKey off    ; draw soem random circles to screen   For lp =0 To 100      CircleC Rnd(800),Rnd(600),Rnd(50),true,RndRGB()   Next    ; The filename of the image were going to save   Filename$="c:\TestSave.bmp"    ; save the Screen (image 0 = screen)   SaveBitmap(Filename$,0)    ; reload the saved bitmap as image #1   LoadImage Filename$,1    ; Display the image   DrawImage 1,0,300,0    ; Refres the screen so the user can see it   Sync    ; wait for a key press before ending   WaitKey    ; delete the temp saved image from the C drive   DeleteFile Filename$    This example would output.      no Text output

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