C# 클래스 PixelShare.Core.SnapperWindow

This is our opportunity to shut things down cleanly as the window has been requested to close. We shut down the thread that's taking the snapshots, and wait 100 milliseconds before returning 'true' which indicates that we are ok with the shutdown continuing.

After resizing has occured, this method is called. At this point, you know the new width and height of the client area. We set the field 'fNeedsResize' to true so that the next time the snapper thread asks to take a snapshot, the PixelBuffer object will be resized. the newWidth, and newHeight capture the new sizes. This could be eliminated as the CaptureClientArea could simply take the current ClientRectangle size at the time of the call.

This thread routine takes snapshots of the screen periodically. The frame rate is governed by the FrameRate property of the window. The frame rate is governed by taking time stamps after each frame is captured and sent to the network. If there is more than 10 ms before the next frame is to be captured, the thread will sleep for that amount of time before performing the next capture.