Greg Guerin <email@hidden> wrote:
> If you move the mouse pointer over the pixel you're observing, it may read
> as black because the pointer is being rendered topmost, and it's black.
> If
> you click on the Apple menu, the logo itself turns solid white, even when
> unobscured by the pointer.
[snip]
> I say "might" because I haven't tried this to see what actually happens
> with java.awt.Robot. It's an intriguing all-Java approach, though, so it
> may be worth an experiment.
the pointer isn't included in the image captured by Robot, and the
PointerInfo -- though it won't tell you which buttons are down -- will
tell you if the pointer's over the Apple, so you could ignore the pixel in
such cases.
--
Elliott Hughes, http://www.jessies.org/~enh/
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