

If we want to know whether the ICU libraries are used, we can use the function. If we want to know whether the ICU libraries were loaded we can query the status with. But with the function we can explicit load them now. Normally we load them when SQLite initializes and we add the ICU extension if we find the library. Suitably to this we have the function that queries whether ICU libraries are enabled. The function enable or disable the use of ICU libraries. We got support in SQLite for ICU libraries. Let's start with the new functionalities from the component SQL.

And for macOS in the Script Workspace we got option-click to jump right into calculation for set fields and variable script steps. And our Linux version of plugin should load on Ubuntu.
#DEFAULT AVRECORDER CODE#
In general we are ready for Apple Silicon as this plugin ships with arm64 code for macOS included.

The origin (0,0) is the bottom-left corner of the screen. To limit the capture rectangle to a subsection of the screen, set the cropRect property, which defines a smaller section of the screen in the screen's coordinate system. Screen input captures the entire area of the display with which it is associated. If this parameter is 1, mouse clicks are highlighted (a circle is drawn around the mouse for the duration of the click) in the captured output.ĬropRectLeft, cropRectBottom, cropRectWidth, cropRectHeight indicate the bounding rectangle of the screen area to be captured in pixels. Whether mouse clicks should be highlighted in the captured output.īy default, screen input does not highlight mouse clicks in its captured output. Note that cursor position and mouse button state at the time of capture is preserved in CMSampleBuffers emitted from screen input.
#DEFAULT AVRECORDER WINDOWS#
If this parameter is zero, the captured output contains only the windows on the screen. Whether the cursor should be rendered to the captured output.īy default, screen input draws the cursor in its captured output. The ID for the AVRecorder session as returned by AVRecorder.Init. If this parameter is 1, mouse clicks are highlighted (a circle is drawn around the mouse for the duration of the click) in the captured output.e.g. $capturesMouseClicks /* Optional Whether mouse clicks should be highlighted in the captured output.īy default, screen input does not highlight mouse clicks in its captured output. Note that cursor position and mouse button state at the time of capture is preserved in CMSampleBuffers emitted from screen input.e.g. $capturesCursor /* Optional Whether the cursor should be rendered to the captured output.īy default, screen input draws the cursor in its captured output. $DisplayIndex /* Optional The index of the screen.ĭerfault is zero for main screen.e.g. $AVSession /* The ID for the AVRecorder session as returned by AVRecorder.Init. MBS( "AVRecorder.SetScreenInput" /* Sets video input to screen.
