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robot类（robot类） Use the Robot class to create your own Java version of the screen capture program This article shows how to use Javas Robot class to create a screen capture program that captures the contents of the home screen. This program handles capturing the screen, and also saves the entire screen or part of the screen into a.Jpg file. The java.awt.Robot class is really fun. Playing Robot can give you a lot of fun. Next, lets look at how Robot creates your own screen capture program. Program interface The following is the interface of my screen capture program. You can use it to capture the screen, cut the selected picture content, and save the result as a.Jpg file. Capture1.jpg The screen capture programs interface is simple, including a menu and a scrolling window for displaying and capturing images. Press the left mouse button on the window to drag the mouse. Youll see a red dashed rectangle. This is the image selection box. After you select the picture, select the clipping menu to cut the image. See below: Capture2.jpg system implementation This procedure includes 3 source files: Capture.java: start the application and build GUI; ImageArea.java: a component that displays and selects screen images; ImageFileFilter.java: file selection filter, which can only select JPEG files. Next, I will combine code snippets to introduce how to implement screen capture programs. Screen capture To create a screen capture using the Robot class, you first create the Robot object. In the Capture public static void main (String args Robot public []) in Robot () to create a Robot object. If the creation is successful, the Robot reference of the home screen coordinate system is returned. If the platform does not support low-level control, the java.awt.AWTException is thrown. If the platform does not allow the creation of Robot, the java.lang.SecurityException is thrown. I hope you will not throw the above two exceptions on your platform. Assuming that the Robot object has been cre