Returns the image currently stored on the clipboard.
The LabVIEW Run-Time Engine does not support the Clipboard:Get Image method. If you include this method in a built application, the method does not work properly.
| Data type | Name | Required | Description |
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 | Image Depth | No | Specifies the color depth of the image, which is the number of bits to use to describe the color of each pixel in the image. Valid values include 1, 4, 8 (default), and 24 bits per pixel.
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 | Image | No | Array of bytes that describes the color of each pixel in the image in raster order. The value of Image Depth determines how LabVIEW interprets the value of this output.
If Image Depth is 24, each pixel has three bytes to describe its color. The first byte for each pixel describes the red value, the second byte describes the green value, and the third byte describes the blue value.
If Image Depth is 8, each pixel has one byte to describe its color. The value of each bit corresponds to an element in colors, which stores 32-bit RGB values where the most-significant byte is zero, followed in order by red, green, and blue values.
If Image Depth is 4, the behavior is similar to when Image Depth is 8 except valid values in Image include 0 through 15.
If Image Depth is 1, any value of zero in Image corresponds to element 0 in colors. All other values correspond to element 1 in Colors.
The size of the array might be larger than expected due to padding. |
 | Colors | No | Array of RGB color values that correspond to the values in Image. The value of Image Depth determines how LabVIEW interprets the value of this output.
If Image Depth is 24, LabVIEW ignores this output. If Image Depth is 8, the array has 256 elements. If Image Depth is 4, the array has 16 elements. If Image Depth is 1, the array has 2 elements. |
 | Bounds | No | Returns the bounding rectangle of the image as top, left, bottom, and right values.
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