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Add quiet (-q|--quiet) mode to suppress Ctrl+D banner #39
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Do we need to
println!()
at all? Do we need the extra\n
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Yeah, I tried to express this in the commit message, "an empty string is outputted as the
application needs there to be something to begin recording".
Without it, there is no recording and the following output:
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Instead of
println!();
you could useprint!("{esc}[H", esc = 27 as char);
that seems to work too.The dbg output might be something that I forgot to remove.. in
src/common/identify_transparency.rs
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You're the boss, but that doesn't seem to work for me. Exhibits the same behaviour as no print at all.
println!("{esc}[H", esc = 27 as char);
works, would you prefer that toprintln!()
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hm, interesting. What happens in your case? The recording does not start at all?
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I'm fine with the empty line for now, I don't mind. A future goal is to have a little count down indicating that the recording will start in
3, 2, 1 - <clear>
So that a user gets feedback that it worked, and has 3 seconds to prepare and the recording will start on a clear screen.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Nested t-rec didn't work very well... but yes. No attempt to record with that, just exit out (with the debug):
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println!();
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Good to know, anyway the other issue that the recording does not start then is something I will dig into.
But as far as this PR is concerned the new line is fine for me.