Add command line parameter -o to specify the file name of the snapshot #2
Add command line parameter -o to specify the file name of the snapshot #2ChanningBJ wants to merge 4 commits intolinuxdeepin-packages:masterfrom
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Funny, I did the same thing! I should have looked at the pull requests before doing it myself, would have saved me some time. Anyways, thank you for your effort. I am wondering why there is no response from upstream authors. |
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That's only proof how import this feature is :) I will send a mail to these guys from deepin to see if they have time on this. |
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Hi Victor, I got reply from deepin guys, they do not use this repository anymore, a new one is created here: https://github.com/linuxdeepin/deepin-screenshot I tried installing this deepin-screenshot a little bit, but seems it has dependency on deepin-ui , deepin-utils and maybe some more deepin packages which only works on Ubuntu 13.04 . Here is their response mail for your reference: deepin-scrot is very old repository, current stable repository at: https://github.com/linuxdeepin/deepin-screenshot |
I'm trying to use deepin-scrot instead of scrot to capture screen in emacs, which require the screen capture program can specify the output file name from command line.
I modified deepin-scrot a little bit, adding a -o option to specify the output file name. If -o is used, it will save the snapshot to the file specified by -o when click finish button. If -o option is not used, the behaver will be the same (save to clipboard)
Please accept this pull request if you like the change and any comments are welcomed
Cheers!