int pixel(x y [window] [flags])
x y - coordinates.
window - top-level or child window. If omitted or 0 (constant), x and y are screen coordinates.
| 1 | coordinates are relative to the top-left corner of window's client area or, if window is 0 (constant), of the work area. |
| 2 | when window is used, don't activate the window and don't generate error if the specified point does not belog to it. |
Returns the color of the specified pixel on the screen.
If window is inactive, activates it, unless flag 2 is used. If window does not exist, or is hidden, or point is outside window, generates run-time error. If window is child, point can be outside, but must be inside parent window.
Don't use this function to search for a pixel, because it is slow. Instead use more advanced function scan.
See also: wait for color, scan.
int col = pixel(300 35 "Quick Macros") int r g b ColorToRGB(col &r &g &b) Store color from mouse pointer into the clipboard: str s.format("0x%X" pixel(xm ym)) s.setclip