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[Calle Rundgren <question164161@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

New question #164161 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/164161

In Submitting this in order to maybe help others with the task. I came to a point where I needed to capture screenshots at certain checkpoints (To check how the screen was after performing certain tasks). And since I could not find any information about capturing screenshots on the launchpad page of sikuli i decided to post my solution.

In python there are many libs for this but none of them is contained in jython (at least what I know). So I figured and of course there Is possible to do this in some ways using java. 

Most of the solutions i found online did contain very much code so I decided to make them contain a little less code. 

In order to perform this task we need to import three modules from three different libs.

Here Is the code for capturing a screenshot using java. 

#needed imports
from java.awt import *
from java.io import File
from javax.imageio import ImageIO

#set Robot to robot
robot = Robot()

#makes myScreenshot contain the screenshot which shall be saved to an imagefile, this version is 
#- capturing the whole screen. But in order to decide which area you want to capture 
#- replace "Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()))" with (x, y) where x and y are coordinates

myScreenshot = robot.createScreenCapture(Rectangle(Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize()))

#saves myScreenshot to a .jpg called myScreenshot, if you want to save in other formats than .jpg
#- just replace "jpg" to e.g .png and replace .jpg with e.g .png

ImageIO.write(myScreenshot, "jpg", File(r"C:\myScreenshot.jpg"))

In order to capture screenshots "on the way" inside a test or something it makes sense to put the code inside a function.

Hope this has some value. :-)

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