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Howdy,
I'm trying to capture sections of the pdp_xv window and then add them back in. I've got everything figured out except how to get the actual snapshot. I tried the pidip screen capture, which worked great, except that it reads the xv as being solid blue, which actually is what I was expecting.
I guess pdp_snap would be the best way to go, but I can't figure out what clever set of objects would crop it. I could save the snap as a png, write a shell script to crop it with imagemagick and then load it back in, but that seems silly with all these powerful image manip objects lying around, I just don't know which ones to use.. It needs to have some way of getting XY info so that I can click on the XV and have it do the snapshot automatically.
Thanks for any tips, Ian
héhé, you're lucky, the latest version of PiDiP ( 0.12.17 ) includes a pdp_cropper object ( it just align the sizes on a multiple of 8 )
i hope you'll find it handy.
cheers, sevy
Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
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Howdy,
I'm trying to capture sections of the pdp_xv window and then add them back in. I've got everything figured out except how to get the actual snapshot. I tried the pidip screen capture, which worked great, except that it reads the xv as being solid blue, which actually is what I was expecting.
I guess pdp_snap would be the best way to go, but I can't figure out what clever set of objects would crop it. I could save the snap as a png, write a shell script to crop it with imagemagick and then load it back in, but that seems silly with all these powerful image manip objects lying around, I just don't know which ones to use.. It needs to have some way of getting XY info so that I can click on the XV and have it do the snapshot automatically.
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lol. I knew there was some reason I compiled pidip 0.12.17 today. Thanks,it works perfectly, very handy.
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Yves Degoyon wrote: | héhé, you're lucky, | the latest version of PiDiP ( 0.12.17 ) | includes a pdp_cropper object | ( it just align the sizes on a multiple of 8 ) | | i hope you'll find it handy. | | cheers, | sevy | | Ian Smith-Heisters wrote: | | Howdy, | | I'm trying to capture sections of the pdp_xv window and then add them | back in. I've got everything figured out except how to get the actual | snapshot. I tried the pidip screen capture, which worked great, except | that it reads the xv as being solid blue, which actually is what I was | expecting. | | I guess pdp_snap would be the best way to go, but I can't figure out | what clever set of objects would crop it. I could save the snap as a | png, write a shell script to crop it with imagemagick and then load it | back in, but that seems silly with all these powerful image manip | objects lying around, I just don't know which ones to use.. It needs to | have some way of getting XY info so that I can click on the XV and have | it do the snapshot automatically. | | Thanks for any tips, | Ian |> _______________________________________________ PD-list@iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://iem.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pd-list |> |>
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