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* Clicking on a window makes slrn return the dimensions of the window.
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* Clicking on a window makes slrn return the dimensions of the window.
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* Clicking and dragging causes a selection rectangle to appear, renders pretty well (compared to scrot). And will return the dimensions of that rectangle in absolute screen coords.
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* Clicking and dragging causes a selection rectangle to appear, renders pretty well (compared to scrot). And will return the dimensions of that rectangle in absolute screen coords.
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* On startup it turns your cursor into a crosshair, then adjusts the cursor into angles as you drag the selection rectangle.
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* On startup it turns your cursor into a crosshair, then adjusts the cursor into angles as you drag the selection rectangle.
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-* Supports simple arguments (change selection rectangle border size, x display, padding, click tolerance, etc. )
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+* Supports simple arguments:
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+ * Change selection rectangle border size.
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+ * Select X display.
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+ * Set padding size, even to negative padding sizes!
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+ * Set click tolerance for if you have a shaky mouse.
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+ * Set the color of the selection rectangles to match your theme!
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practical applications
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