using Gtk; using Gdk; public class PixbufCopyExample { static void Main() { Gdk.Pixbuf origPixbuf = new Gdk.Pixbuf("image.jpg"); Gdk.Pixbuf newPixbuf = origPixbuf.Copy(); // newPixbuf now contains a copy of origPixbuf with the same image data } }
using Gtk; using Gdk; public class PixbufCopyExample { static void Main() { Gdk.Pixbuf origPixbuf = new Gdk.Pixbuf("image.jpg"); Gdk.Pixbuf newPixbuf = origPixbuf.Copy(origPixbuf.Colorspace, false, origPixbuf.BitsPerSample); // newPixbuf now contains a copy of origPixbuf with no image data } }In this example, a new Gdk.Pixbuf object (`newPixbuf`) is created by copying an existing Gdk.Pixbuf object (`origPixbuf`) without copying the image data. Instead of calling `Copy()` with no arguments, the method is called with the `colorspace`, `has_alpha`, and `bits_per_sample` arguments of the original object. This creates a new Gdk.Pixbuf object with the same properties as the original, but with no image data. Package library: Gtk#