Is it possible to send CTRL-C? about libsuperuser HOT 7 CLOSED

Why do you use root for this? It can be managed via the API, no?

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AFAIK sending CTRL-C is not possible.

There are other approaches though:
You can open as many shells as you want.
You can also modify the timeout values.

Also as @AndroidDeveloperLB mentioned there are API methods for taking pictures but this slightly depends on what you are trying to screenshot and API level you are aiming for.

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@AndroidDeveloperLB yes, you may record screen at API-level using MediaProjection API. The thing is, it's 5.0 or newer. So I have to use adb screenrecord to support older version of Android.

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@d4rken How do you open a new shell instance? I thought this library is supposed to be used with simple, single static instance like Shell.SU.run(String command).

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@hendraanggrian I think this way:

        final AtomicReference<Shell.Interactive> rootSessionRef = new AtomicReference<>();
        rootSessionRef.set(new Shell.Builder().useSU().setWantSTDERR(true).setWatchdogTimeout(5).setMinimalLogging(true).open(//
                new Shell.OnCommandResultListener() {
                    @Override
                    public void onCommandResult(final int commandCode, final int exitCode, final List<String> output) {
                        final boolean success = exitCode == Shell.OnCommandResultListener.SHELL_RUNNING;
                        if (success)
                            _rootSession = rootSessionRef.get();
                    }
                }));

When you get to "sucess", you can use "_rootSession" .

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hi.i want to use 'adb shell screenrecord' command for video capturing with this library.what is the right way for use it?and my device is not root.can i use Shell.SU.run() for running this command?

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@FaridBeiranvand For new questions, please create a new thread.
As for the question, if your device isn't rooted, this library cannot be used on it. It requires root.
However, Android already has an official API for screen recording, so you should use it instead of going to root solutions:
http://stackoverflow.com/q/32513379/878126

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