new: added --freeze flag #21
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Anything wrong wit this? |
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I just haven't had time to test, that's all 😅 |
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I see, no stress! |
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Works great for me, would love to see this merged! |
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+1, would also love to see this merged |
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Would also love to see this merged if you have time! |
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Guys this works fine, i would be happy to use it! Add it to main repo please! |
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I'll preface that I'm not actually 100% sure what is causing this. When you start a region screenshot with freeze and hit esc to cancel it, it only stops grim and hyprpicker continues running until you hit esc for the second time. |
Try #36 - there hyprpicker get killed after slurp exit |
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Should be fixed now. |
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| SAVE_FULLPATH="$SAVEDIR/$FILENAME" | |||
| [ $CLIPBOARD -eq 0 ] && Print "Saving in: %s\n" "$SAVE_FULLPATH" | |||
| begin_grab $OPTION | |||
| begin_grab $OPTION & checkRunning | |||
| killHyprpicker | |||
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Why does this call the killHyprpicker function at the end when checkRunning already serves that purpose?
Adds the --freeze and -F flags, which freeze your screen upon initialization. It can be very useful when you want to screenshot something that disappears quickly!
Depends on hyprpicker, though..