I'm not sure what's wrong with that... the image does end up on the clipboard, but I can't get it back out into $image.

grabWindowRegion(0, 0,0,64,64);

sub grabWindowRegion
{
    my $ds = new Win32::GuiTest::DibSect;

    $ds->CopyClient(shift,[@_]);
    $ds->ToClipboard();

    print Win32::Clipboard::IsBitmap() ? "Bitmap\n" : "Not Bitmap\n";
    my $image = Win32::Clipboard::GetBitmap(); 
#Same results with just Get()
    
    print Dumper $image;
    die "\n";
    # $ds->SaveAs('temp.bmp');
    # return parseBMP('temp.bmp');
}

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Gives: 
Not Bitmap
$VAR1 = '';

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The image is definitely on the clipboard though, since if I open mspaint, I can Ctrl-V and get the "my computer" icon perl captured from my desktop...

In reply to Re^2: Win32::GuiTest - Processing screen captures in memory? by SuicideJunkie
in thread Win32::GuiTest - Processing screen captures in memory? by SuicideJunkie

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