ScreenshotCommand.cpp

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   Audacity - A Digital Audio Editor
   Copyright 1999-2018 Audacity Team
   License: GPL v2 or later - see LICENSE.txt
 
   Dominic Mazzoni
   Dan Horgan
   James Crook
 
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#include "ScreenshotCommand.h"
 
#include <mutex>
#include <thread>
 
#include "LoadCommands.h"
#include "Project.h"
#include <wx/app.h>
#include <wx/toplevel.h>
#include <wx/dcscreen.h>
#include <wx/dcmemory.h>
#include <wx/settings.h>
#include <wx/bitmap.h>
#include <wx/valgen.h>
 
#include "ActiveProject.h"
#include "../AdornedRulerPanel.h"
#include "../TrackPanel.h"
#include "../toolbars/ToolManager.h"
#include "Prefs.h"
#include "ProjectWindows.h"
#include "SettingsVisitor.h"
#include "ShuttleGui.h"
#include "Track.h"
#include "../widgets/VetoDialogHook.h"
#include "CommandContext.h"
#include "CommandManager.h"
#include "CommandDispatch.h"
#include "../CommonCommandFlags.h"
 
const ComponentInterfaceSymbol ScreenshotCommand::Symbol
{ XO("Screenshot") };
 
namespace{ BuiltinCommandsModule::Registration< ScreenshotCommand > reg; }
 
 
EnumValueSymbols ScreenshotCommand::kCaptureWhatStrings()
{
   static EnumValueSymbol symbols[]{
      { XO("Window") },
      { wxT("FullWindow"), XO("Full Window") },
      { wxT("WindowPlus"), XO("Window Plus") },
      { XO("Fullscreen") },
      { XO("Toolbars") },
      { XO("Effects") },
      { XO("Scriptables") },
      { XO("Preferences") },
      { XO("Trackpanel") },
      { XO("Ruler") },
      { XO("Tracks") },
      { wxT("FirstTrack"),       XO("First Track") },
      { wxT("FirstTwoTracks"),   XO("First Two Tracks") },
      { wxT("FirstThreeTracks"), XO("First Three Tracks") },
      { wxT("FirstFourTracks"),  XO("First Four Tracks") },
      { wxT("SecondTrack"),      XO("Second Track") },
      { wxT("TracksPlus"),       XO("Tracks Plus") },
      { wxT("FirstTrackPlus"),   XO("First Track Plus") },
      { wxT("AllTracks"),        XO("All Tracks") },
      { wxT("AllTracksPlus"),    XO("All Tracks Plus") },
   };
 
   if (mSymbols.empty()) {
      // Compute the table of strings once
 
      // Some fixed choices
      copy(std::begin(symbols), std::end(symbols), back_inserter(mSymbols));
      auto nFixed = mSymbols.size();
 
      // Discover the set of toolbars -- don't hard-code it here
      /*
       There is no context passed in for a project.
       So this need to use the active project is unfortunate, but the set of
       toolbars and their identifying strings should not vary among projects
       */
      auto pProject = ::GetActiveProject().lock();
      if ( pProject ) {
         // Toolbars will be sorted by textual ID.
         // Macro programmers do use these English ids no matter what their
         // preferred language is.
         ToolManager::Get(*pProject).ForEach([&](ToolBar *pBar){
            mSymbols.emplace_back( pBar->GetSection(), pBar->GetLabel() );
         });
      }
   }
 
   return mSymbols;
};
 
 
static const EnumValueSymbol
kBackgroundStrings[ ScreenshotCommand::nBackgrounds ] =
{
   // These are acceptable dual purpose internal/visible names
   { XO("Blue") },
   /* i18n-hint:  This really means the color, not as in "white noise" */
   { XC("White", "color") },
   { XO("None") },
};
 
 
ScreenshotCommand::ScreenshotCommand()
{
   mbBringToTop=true;
   mIgnore=NULL;
   
   static VetoDialogHook::Scope scope{ MayCapture };
}
 
template<bool Const>
bool ScreenshotCommand::VisitSettings( SettingsVisitorBase<Const> & S ){
   auto strings = kCaptureWhatStrings();
   S.Define(                               mPath,        wxT("Path"),         wxString{});
   S.DefineEnum(                           mWhat,        wxT("CaptureWhat"),  kwindow, strings.data(), strings.size() );
   S.DefineEnum(                           mBack,        wxT("Background"),   kNone, kBackgroundStrings, nBackgrounds );
   S.Define(                               mbBringToTop, wxT("ToTop"), true );
   return true;
};
 
bool ScreenshotCommand::VisitSettings( SettingsVisitor & S )
   { return VisitSettings<false>(S); }
 
bool ScreenshotCommand::VisitSettings( ConstSettingsVisitor & S )
   { return VisitSettings<true>(S); }
 
void ScreenshotCommand::PopulateOrExchange(ShuttleGui & S)
{
   auto strings = kCaptureWhatStrings();
   S.AddSpace(0, 5);
 
   S.StartMultiColumn(2, wxALIGN_CENTER);
   {
      S.TieTextBox(  XXO("Path:"), mPath);
      S.TieChoice(   XXO("Capture What:"),
         mWhat, Msgids(strings.data(), strings.size()));
      S.TieChoice(   XXO("Background:"),
         mBack, Msgids(kBackgroundStrings, nBackgrounds));
      S.TieCheckBox( XXO("Bring To Top"), mbBringToTop);
   }
   S.EndMultiColumn();
}
 
// static member variable.
void (*ScreenshotCommand::mIdleHandler)(wxIdleEvent& event) = NULL;
static AudacityProject *pIdleHandlerProject = nullptr;
// This static variable is used to get from an idle event to the screenshot
// command that caused the idle event interception to be set up.
ScreenshotCommand * ScreenshotCommand::mpShooter=NULL;
 
// IdleHandler is expected to be called from EVT_IDLE when a dialog has been
// fully created.  Usually the dialog will have been created by invoking
// an effects gui.
void IdleHandler(wxIdleEvent& event){
   event.Skip();
   wxWindow * pWin = dynamic_cast<wxWindow*>(event.GetEventObject());
   wxASSERT( pWin );
   pWin->Unbind(wxEVT_IDLE, IdleHandler);
   CommandContext context( *pIdleHandlerProject );
   // We have the relevant window, so go and capture it.
   if( ScreenshotCommand::mpShooter )
      ScreenshotCommand::mpShooter->CaptureWindowOnIdle( context, pWin );
}
 
void ScreenshotCommand::SetIdleHandler( AudacityProject &project )
{
   mIdleHandler = IdleHandler;
   pIdleHandlerProject = &project;
}
 
wxTopLevelWindow *ScreenshotCommand::GetFrontWindow(AudacityProject *project)
{
   wxWindow *front = NULL;
   wxWindow *proj = wxGetTopLevelParent(FindProjectFrame(project));
 
   for (auto & win : wxTopLevelWindows)
   {
      win = wxGetTopLevelParent(win);
      if (win != mIgnore && win != proj  && win->IsShown()) {
         front = win;
         break;
      }
   }
 
   if (!front || !front->IsTopLevel()) {
      return (wxTopLevelWindow *)proj;
   }
 
   return (wxTopLevelWindow *)front;
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetBackgroundRect()
{
   wxRect r;
 
   r.x = 16;
   r.y = 16;
   r.width = r.x * 2;
   r.height = r.y * 2;
 
   return r;
}
 
static void Yield()
{
   using namespace std::chrono;
   int cnt;
   for (cnt = 10; cnt && !wxTheApp->Yield(true); cnt--)
      std::this_thread::sleep_for(10ms);
   std::this_thread::sleep_for(200ms);
   for (cnt = 10; cnt && !wxTheApp->Yield(true); cnt--)
      std::this_thread::sleep_for(10ms);
}
 
bool ScreenshotCommand::Capture(
   const CommandContext & context,
   const wxString &filename,
                          wxWindow *window, wxRect r,
                          bool bg)
{
   int width = r.width;
   int height = r.height;
   if( r.width == 0 )
      return false;
   if (window ) {
      wxWindow * win = window;
      wxTopLevelWindow * top_win= nullptr;
      if( !window->IsTopLevel())
         win = wxGetTopLevelParent(window);
      top_win = dynamic_cast<wxTopLevelWindow*>( win );
      if( (!bHasBringToTop || mbBringToTop) && (!top_win || !top_win->IsActive()) ){
         win->Raise();
         Yield();
      }
   }
 
 
   int screenW, screenH;
   wxDisplaySize(&screenW, &screenH);
   // Bug 1378 workaround.
   // wx 3.0.2 has a bug in Blit from ScreenDC where in default mode 
   // much is drawn transparent - including for example black text!
   // Forcing 24 bit here is a workaround.
   wxBitmap full(screenW, screenH, 24);
 
   wxScreenDC screenDC;
   wxMemoryDC fullDC;
 
#if defined(__WXMAC__) && !wxCHECK_VERSION(3, 0, 0)
   full = DoGetAsBitmap(NULL);
#else
   // We grab the whole screen image since there seems to be a problem with
   // using non-zero source coordinates on OSX.  (as of wx2.8.9)
   fullDC.SelectObject(full);
   fullDC.Blit(0, 0, screenW, screenH, &screenDC, 0, 0);
   fullDC.SelectObject(wxNullBitmap);
#endif
 
   //wxRect r(x, y, width, height);
 
 
   // Convert to screen coordinates if needed
   if (window && window->GetParent() && !window->IsTopLevel()) {
      r.SetPosition(window->GetParent()->ClientToScreen(r.GetPosition()));
   }
 
   // Ensure within bounds (x/y are negative on Windows when maximized)
   r.Intersect(wxRect(0, 0, screenW, screenH));
 
   // Extract the actual image
   wxBitmap part = full.GetSubBitmap(r);
 
   // Add a background
   if (bg && mBackground) {
      wxRect b = GetBackgroundRect();
 
      wxBitmap back(width + b.width, height + b.height);
      fullDC.SelectObject(back);
 
      fullDC.SetBackground(wxBrush(mBackColor, wxBRUSHSTYLE_SOLID));
      fullDC.Clear();
 
      fullDC.DrawBitmap(part, b.x, b.y);
      fullDC.SelectObject(wxNullBitmap);
 
      part = back;
   }
 
   // Save the final image
   wxImage image = part.ConvertToImage();
   ::wxBell();
 
   if (image.SaveFile(filename)) {
      // flush
      context.Status( wxString::Format( _("Saved %s"), filename ), true );
   }
   else {
      context.Error(
         wxString::Format( _("Error trying to save file: %s"), filename ) );
      return false;
   }
   return true;
}
 
bool ScreenshotCommand::CaptureToolbar(
   const CommandContext & context,
   ToolManager *man, Identifier type, const wxString &name)
{
   bool visible = man->IsVisible(type);
   if (!visible) {
      man->ShowHide(type);
      Yield();
   }
 
   wxWindow *w = man->GetToolBar(type);
   if (!w)
      return false;
 
   int x = 0, y = 0;
   int width, height;
 
   w->ClientToScreen(&x, &y);
   w->GetParent()->ScreenToClient(&x, &y);
   w->GetClientSize(&width, &height);
   
   bool result = Capture(context, name, w, wxRect(x, y, width, height));
 
   if (!visible) {
      man->ShowHide(type);
      if (mIgnore)
         mIgnore->Raise();
   }
   return result;
}
 
bool ScreenshotCommand::CaptureDock(
   const CommandContext & context,
   wxWindow *win, const wxString &FileName)
{
   int x = 0, y = 0;
   int width, height;
 
   win->ClientToScreen(&x, &y);
   win->GetParent()->ScreenToClient(&x, &y);
   win->GetClientSize(&width, &height);
 
   return Capture(context, FileName, win, wxRect(x, y, width, height));
}
 
// Handed a dialog, which it is given the option to capture.
bool ScreenshotCommand::MayCapture( wxDialog * pDlg )
{
   if( mIdleHandler == NULL )
      return false;
   pDlg->Bind( wxEVT_IDLE, mIdleHandler );
   mIdleHandler = NULL;
   pDlg->ShowModal();
   return true;
}
 
void ScreenshotCommand::CaptureWindowOnIdle( 
   const CommandContext & context,
   wxWindow * pWin )
{
   using namespace std::chrono;
   wxDialog * pDlg = dynamic_cast<wxDialog*>(pWin);
   if( !pDlg ){
      wxLogDebug("Event from bogus dlg" );
      return;
   }
 
   wxPoint Pos = pDlg->GetScreenPosition();
   wxSize Siz = pDlg->GetSize();
   wxString Title = pDlg->GetTitle();
 
   // Remove '/' from "Sliding Time Scale/Pitch Shift..."
   // and any other effects that have illegal filename characters.
   Title.Replace( "/", "" );
   Title.Replace( ":", "" );
   wxString Name = mDirToWriteTo + Title + ".png";
 
   wxLogDebug("Taking screenshot of window %s (%i,%i,%i,%i)", Name, 
         Pos.x, Pos.y, Siz.x, Siz.y );
   // This delay is needed, as dialogs take a moment or two to fade in.
   std::this_thread::sleep_for(400ms);
   // JKC: The border of 7 pixels was determined from a trial capture and then measuring
   // in the GIMP.  I'm unsure where the border comes from.
   Capture( context, Name, pDlg, wxRect((int)Pos.x+7, (int)Pos.y, (int)Siz.x-14, (int)Siz.y-7) );
 
   // We've captured the dialog, so now dismiss the dialog.
   wxCommandEvent Evt( wxEVT_BUTTON, wxID_CANCEL );
   pDlg->GetEventHandler()->AddPendingEvent( Evt );
}
 
void ScreenshotCommand::CapturePreferences( 
   const CommandContext & context,
   AudacityProject * pProject, const wxString &FileName )
{
   using namespace std::chrono;
   (void)&FileName;//compiler food.
   (void)&context;
 
   // Yucky static variables.  Is there a better way?  The problem is that we need the
   // idle callback to know more about what to do.
#ifdef __WXMSW__
   mDirToWriteTo = FileName.BeforeLast('\\') + "\\";
#else
   mDirToWriteTo = FileName.BeforeLast('/') + "/";
#endif
   mpShooter = this;
   const int nPrefsPages = 19;
 
   for( int i=0;i<nPrefsPages;i++){
      // The handler is cleared each time it is used.
      SetIdleHandler( context.project );
      gPrefs->Write(wxT("/Prefs/PrefsCategory"), (long)i);
      gPrefs->Flush();
      CommandID Command{ wxT("Preferences") };
      const CommandContext projectContext( *pProject );
      if( !CommandDispatch::HandleTextualCommand(
         Command, projectContext, AlwaysEnabledFlag, true ) )
      {
         // using GET in a log message for devs' eyes only
         wxLogDebug("Command %s not found", Command.GET() );
      }
      // This sleep is not needed, but gives user a chance to see the
      // dialogs as they whizz by.
      std::this_thread::sleep_for(200ms);
   }
}
 
void ScreenshotCommand::CaptureEffects(
   const CommandContext & context,
   AudacityProject * pProject, const wxString &FileName )
{
   (void)pProject;
   (void)&FileName;//compiler food.
   (void)&context;
#define TRICKY_CAPTURE
#define CAPTURE_NYQUIST_TOO
   // Commented out the effects that don't have dialogs.
   // Also any problematic ones, 
   CaptureCommands( context, {
#ifdef TRICKY_CAPTURE
      //"Contrast...", // renamed
      "ContrastAnalyser",
      //"Plot Spectrum...", // renamed
      "PlotSpectrum",
 
      "Auto Duck...",  // needs a track below.
      //"Spectral Edit Multi Tool",
      "Spectral Edit Parametric EQ...", // Needs a spectral selection.
      "Spectral Edit Shelves...",
 
      //"Noise Reduction...", // Exits twice...
      //"SC4...", //Has 'Close' rather than 'Cancel'.
#endif
      "Amplify...",
      "Bass and Treble...",
      "Change Pitch...",
      "Change Speed...",
      "Change Tempo...",
      "Click Removal...",
      "Compressor...",
      "Distortion...",
      "Echo...",
      //"Equalization...",
      "Filter Curve EQ...",
      "Graphic EQ...",
      //"Fade In",
      //"Fade Out",
      //"Invert",
      "Normalize...",
      "Paulstretch...",
      "Phaser...",
      //"Repair",
      "Repeat...",
      "Reverb...",
      //"Reverse",
      "Sliding Stretch...",
      "Truncate Silence...",
      "Wahwah...",
      // Sole LADSPA effect...
#ifdef CAPTURE_NYQUIST_TOO
      "Adjustable Fade...",
      "Clip Fix...",
      //"Crossfade Clips",
      "Crossfade Tracks...",
      "Delay...",
      "High Pass Filter...",
      "Limiter...",
      "Low Pass Filter...",
      "Notch Filter...",
      "Nyquist Effects Prompt...",
      //"Studio Fade Out",
      "Tremolo...",
      "Vocal Reduction and Isolation...",
      "Vocal Remover...",
      "Vocoder...",
#endif
      // Generators.....
      "Chirp...",
      "DTMF Tones...",
      "Noise...",
      "Silence...",
      "Tone...",
#ifdef CAPTURE_NYQUIST_TOO
      "Pluck...",
      "Rhythm Track...",
      "Risset Drum...",
      "Sample Data Import...",
#endif
      // Analyzers...
      "Find Clipping...",
#ifdef CAPTURE_NYQUIST_TOO
      "Beat Finder...",
      "Label Sounds...",
      "Regular Interval Labels...",
      "Sample Data Export...",
#endif
   } );
}
 
void ScreenshotCommand::CaptureScriptables( 
   const CommandContext & context,
   AudacityProject * pProject, const wxString &FileName )
{
   (void)pProject;
   (void)&FileName;//compiler food.
   (void)&context;
 
   CaptureCommands( context, {
      "SelectTime",
      "SelectFrequencies",
      "SelectTracks",
      "SetTrackStatus",
      "SetTrackAudio",
      "SetTrackVisuals",
      "GetPreference",
      "SetPreference",
      "SetClip",
      "SetEnvelope",
      "SetLabel",
      "SetProject",
 
      "Select",
      "SetTrack",
      "GetInfo",
      "Message",
      "Help", // Help on individual commands
      "Import2",
      "Export2",
      "OpenProject2",
      "SaveProject2",
      "Drag",
      "CompareAudio",
      "Screenshot",
   } );
 
}
 
 
void ScreenshotCommand::CaptureCommands( 
   const CommandContext & context, const wxArrayStringEx & Commands )
{
   using namespace std::chrono;
   AudacityProject * pProject = &context.project;
   CommandManager &manager = CommandManager::Get( *pProject );
   wxString Str;
   // Yucky static variables.  Is there a better way?  The problem is that we need the
   // idle callback to know more about what to do.
#ifdef __WXMSW__
   mDirToWriteTo = mFileName.BeforeLast('\\') + "\\";
#else
   mDirToWriteTo = mFileName.BeforeLast('/') + "/";
#endif
   mpShooter = this;
 
   for( size_t i=0;i<Commands.size();i++){
      // The handler is cleared each time it is used.
      SetIdleHandler( context.project );
      Str = Commands[i];
      const CommandContext projectContext( *pProject );
      if( !manager.HandleTextualCommand( Str, projectContext, AlwaysEnabledFlag, true ) )
      {
         wxLogDebug("Command %s not found", Str);
      }
      // This particular sleep is not needed, but gives user a chance to see the
      // dialogs as they whizz by.
      std::this_thread::sleep_for(200ms);
   }
}
 
wxString ScreenshotCommand::MakeFileName(const wxString &path, const wxString &basename)
{
   // If the path is a full file name, then use it.
   if( path.EndsWith( ".png" ) )
      return path;
 
   // Otherwise make up a file name that has not been used already.
   wxFileName prefixPath;
   prefixPath.AssignDir(path);
   wxString prefix = prefixPath.GetPath
      (wxPATH_GET_VOLUME|wxPATH_GET_SEPARATOR);
 
   wxString filename;
   int i = 0;
   do {
      filename.Printf(wxT("%s%s%03d.png"),
                      prefix, basename, i);
      i++;
   } while (::wxFileExists(filename));
 
   return filename;
}
 
void ScreenshotCommand::GetDerivedParams()
{
      // Read the parameters that were passed in
   mFilePath    = mPath;
   mCaptureMode = mWhat;
 
   // Build a suitable filename
   mFileName = MakeFileName(mFilePath,
      kCaptureWhatStrings()[ mCaptureMode ].Translation() );
 
   if (mBack == kBlue)
   {
      mBackground = true;
      mBackColor = wxColour(51, 102, 153);
   }
   else if (mBack == kWhite)
   {
      mBackground = true;
      mBackColor = wxColour(255, 255, 255);
   }
   else
   {
      mBackground = false;
   }
 
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetWindowRect(wxTopLevelWindow *w){
   int x = 0, y = 0;
   int width, height;
 
   w->ClientToScreen(&x, &y);
   w->GetClientSize(&width, &height);
   return wxRect( x,y,width,height);
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetFullWindowRect(wxTopLevelWindow *w){
 
   wxRect r = w->GetRect();
   r.SetPosition(w->GetScreenPosition());
   r = w->GetScreenRect();
 
#if defined(__WXGTK__)
   // In wxGTK, we need to include decoration sizes
   r.width += (wxSystemSettings::GetMetric(wxSYS_BORDER_X, w) * 2);
   r.height += wxSystemSettings::GetMetric(wxSYS_CAPTION_Y, w) +
      wxSystemSettings::GetMetric(wxSYS_BORDER_Y, w);
#endif
   if (!mBackground && mCaptureMode == kwindowplus )
   {
      // background colour not selected but we want a background
      wxRect b = GetBackgroundRect();
      r.x = (r.x - b.x) >= 0 ? (r.x - b.x): 0;
      r.y = (r.y - b.y) >= 0 ? (r.y - b.y): 0;
      r.width += b.width;
      r.height += b.height;
   }
 
   return r;
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetScreenRect(){
   int width, height;
   wxDisplaySize(&width, &height);
 
   return wxRect( 0,0,width,height);
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetPanelRect(TrackPanel * panel){
   //AdornedRulerPanel *ruler = panel->mRuler;
 
   int h = panel->GetRuler()->GetRulerHeight();
   int x = 0, y = -h;
   int width, height;
 
   panel->ClientToScreen(&x, &y);
   panel->GetParent()->ScreenToClient(&x, &y);
   panel->GetClientSize(&width, &height);
   return wxRect(x, y, width, height + h);
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetRulerRect(AdornedRulerPanel *ruler){
   int x = 0, y = 0;
   int width, height;
 
   ruler->ClientToScreen(&x, &y);
   ruler->GetParent()->ScreenToClient(&x, &y);
   ruler->GetClientSize(&width, &height);
   height = ruler->GetRulerHeight();
   return wxRect( x, y, width, height);
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetTracksRect(TrackPanel * panel){
   int x = 0, y = 0;
   int width, height;
 
   panel->ClientToScreen(&x, &y);
   panel->GetParent()->ScreenToClient(&x, &y);
   panel->GetClientSize(&width, &height);
 
   return wxRect( x, y, width, height);
}
 
wxRect ScreenshotCommand::GetTrackRect( AudacityProject * pProj, TrackPanel * panel, int n){
   auto FindRectangle = []( TrackPanel &panel, Track &t )
   {
      wxRect rect = panel.FindFocusedTrackRect( &t );
 
      // Reposition it relative to parent of panel
      rect.SetPosition(
         panel.GetParent()->ScreenToClient(
            panel.ClientToScreen(
               rect.GetPosition())));
 
      return rect;
   };
 
   int count = 0;
   for (auto t : TrackList::Get( *pProj )) {
      count +=  1;
      if( count > n )
      {
         wxRect r =  FindRectangle( *panel, *t );
         return r;
      }
   }
   return wxRect( 0,0,0,0);
}
 
wxString ScreenshotCommand::WindowFileName(AudacityProject * proj, wxTopLevelWindow *w){
   if (w != FindProjectFrame(proj) && !w->GetTitle().empty()) {
      mFileName = MakeFileName(mFilePath,
         kCaptureWhatStrings()[ mCaptureMode ].Translation() +
            (wxT("-") + w->GetTitle() + wxT("-")));
   }
   return mFileName;
}
 
bool ScreenshotCommand::Apply(const CommandContext & context)
{
   GetDerivedParams();
   //Don't reset the toolbars to a known state.
   //We will be capturing variations of them.
   //ToolManager::Get( context.project ).Reset();
 
   wxTopLevelWindow *w = GetFrontWindow(&context.project);
   if (!w)
      return false;
 
   TrackPanel *panel = &TrackPanel::Get( context.project );
   AdornedRulerPanel *ruler = panel->GetRuler();
 
   int nTracks = TrackList::Get(context.project).Size();
 
   int x1,y1,x2,y2;
   w->ClientToScreen(&x1, &y1);
   panel->ClientToScreen(&x2, &y2);
 
   wxPoint p( x2-x1, y2-y1);
 
   auto &toolManager = ToolManager::Get( context.project );
 
   if (mCaptureMode < nCaptureWhats) {
      switch (mCaptureMode) {
      case kwindow:
         return Capture(context,  WindowFileName( &context.project, w ) , w, GetWindowRect(w));
      case kfullwindow:
      case kwindowplus:
         return Capture(context,  WindowFileName( &context.project, w ) , w, GetFullWindowRect(w));
      case kfullscreen:
         return Capture(context, mFileName, w,GetScreenRect());
      case ktoolbars:
         return CaptureDock(context, toolManager.GetTopDock(), mFileName);
      case kscriptables:
         CaptureScriptables(context, &context.project, mFileName);
         return true;
      case keffects:
         CaptureEffects(context, &context.project, mFileName);
         return true;
      case kpreferences:
         CapturePreferences(context, &context.project, mFileName);
         return true;
      case ktrackpanel:
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, GetPanelRect(panel));
      case kruler:
         return Capture(context, mFileName, ruler, GetRulerRect(ruler) );
      case ktracks:
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, GetTracksRect(panel));
      case kfirsttrack:
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 0 ) );
      case ksecondtrack:
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 1 ) );
      case ktracksplus:
      {  wxRect r = GetTracksRect(panel);
         r.SetTop( r.GetTop() - ruler->GetRulerHeight() );
         r.SetHeight( r.GetHeight() + ruler->GetRulerHeight() );
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, r);
      }
      case kfirsttrackplus:
      {  wxRect r = GetTrackRect(&context.project, panel, 0 );
         r.SetTop( r.GetTop() - ruler->GetRulerHeight() );
         r.SetHeight( r.GetHeight() + ruler->GetRulerHeight() );
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, r );
      }
      case kfirsttwotracks:
      {  wxRect r = GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 0 );
         r = r.Union( GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 1 ));
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, r );
      }
      case kfirstthreetracks:
      {  wxRect r = GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 0 );
         r = r.Union( GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 2 ));
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, r );
      }
      case kfirstfourtracks:
      {  wxRect r = GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 0 );
         r = r.Union( GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 3 ));
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, r );
      }
      case kalltracks:
      {  wxRect r = GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 0 );
         r = r.Union( GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, nTracks-1 ));
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, r );
      }
      case kalltracksplus:
      {  wxRect r = GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, 0 );
         r.SetTop( r.GetTop() - ruler->GetRulerHeight() );
         r.SetHeight( r.GetHeight() + ruler->GetRulerHeight() );
         r = r.Union( GetTrackRect( &context.project, panel, nTracks-1 ));
         return Capture(context, mFileName, panel, r );
      }
      default:
         return false;
      }
   }
   else if (mCaptureMode < nCaptureWhats + toolManager.CountBars()) {
      auto id = kCaptureWhatStrings()[mCaptureMode].Internal();
      return CaptureToolbar(context, &toolManager, id, mFileName);
   }
   else
      return false;
}
 
namespace {
using namespace MenuRegistry;
 
// Register menu items
 
AttachedItem sAttachment{
   // Note that the PLUGIN_SYMBOL must have a space between words,
   // whereas the short-form used here must not.
   // (So if you did write "Compare Audio" for the PLUGIN_SYMBOL name, then
   // you would have to use "CompareAudio" here.)
   // i18n-hint: Screenshot in the help menu has a much bigger dialog.
   Command( wxT("Screenshot"), XXO("Screenshot (short format)..."),
      CommandDispatch::OnAudacityCommand, AudioIONotBusyFlag() ),
   wxT("Optional/Extra/Part2/Scriptables2")
};
}