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line, including the last line. This meant that there would always be height+1 lines affected. If an image's height was calculated to be the full height of the terminal then this last height+1 newline would shift the entire image 1 row up. This wasn't so noticeable for static images, but caused annoying flickering during the rapid updates of multiple images in movies, etc.
Compile against newer versions of ffmpeg, namely v3.0.1 Fixes jart#36
Includes potentially reusable code to handle keyboard input.
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I don't know if you want this is hiptext? Obviously it's mostly useful for my texttop app. But it's kind of cool anyway I reckon.
It uses X11's API
XGetSubImageto render the current desktop. Hiptext currently works on Windows right? So it would need a compiler option to disable it on the windows binary.Also, I'm not 100% sure I've done the colour conversion in
Graphic Next()correctly, colours look accurate when rendered, so I assume it's correct. Well in fact this is the first C++ I've written and I don't think I've done the OOP stuff quite right.