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/*!
    \example webkitwidgets/framecapture
    \title WebKit Frame Capture Example
    \brief Demonstrates how to capture frame in the web page
    \ingroup webkit-widgetexamples

    The Frame Capture example shows how to use the WebKit browser engine to
    obtain images of frames in a Web page.

    This example is designed to be run from the command-line. Run the
    example with a URL and the output file name as arguments. The application
    captures the frame contents in a PNG image with the file name your
    specified.

    The following output image is generated by the application, if you pass the
    URL, www.qt-project.org.

    \image framecapture-example.png
*/