Another approach could be to add an option to the screenshot plugin
which launches an external app. This could launch your helper app or
something else. I'm using this to upload screenshots to my flickr account.
Here is a patch for screenshot.c which adds a launch_app option.
What do you think?
On Fri, 2007-01-05 at 19:31 +, Mike Dransfield wrote:
David Reveman wrote:
I see that you're using OpenGL geometry for drawing the guiding lines.
That's good enough for now but eventually I think we want the guiding
lines to match the final geometry rendered by cairo. This can easily
David Reveman wrote:
I see that you're using OpenGL geometry for drawing the guiding lines.
That's good enough for now but eventually I think we want the guiding
lines to match the final geometry rendered by cairo. This can easily be
done using glitz.
I havent seen much of glitz so far,
Mike Dransfield schrieb:
I would like to have a small app written in python/gtk
which would be triggered with a keystroke. The user
would hit the keystroke and the application would be
launched by the annotate plugin.
It could then provide a basic palette and text entering
functions
Attached are my first draft for annotate to add the
guiding lines.
I have added them for line, circle and rectangle
so far.
I have also added an action to quickly change the tool.
I have some questions about them.
1) I used an enum for the tool type but if it is
changed by the tool_next action
