Added TAG and SCREENSHOT options #137
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| currenttime = str(int(time.time())) | ||
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| self.app.primaryScreen().grabWindow(self.app.desktop().winId()).save(os.path.join(self.directory,currenttime+'.png'), 'png') | ||
| print "Screenshot saved to "+ os.path.join(self.directory,currenttime+".png") |
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Should use logging and print as a function (for Python 3).
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Actually the project only compiles with python2
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Not really an argument, is it? :)
(it will only make it more difficult to port in the future)
Apart from that: what about using logging instead?
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There's no actual log file on selfspy, so I don't see how this would be useful. Anyways I'm willing to reconsider
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It would be logged to the default output handler (console).
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FWIW, I found this useful when looking at automatically taking screenshots: http://www.autopy.org/documentation/api-reference/bitmap.html#capture_screen |
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@blueyed why should I use that instead of PyQt? |
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I just wanted to leave this as some suggestion - it might be more lightweight than PyQt. |
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@Hacktivista I'm back doing some cleaning. I think that the PyQT-dependency should be optional (especially since I'm guessing that this only works on Linux?), if people want the screenshot functionality. I don't know what the normal method is for letting someone take over a project. Tell me if you know, otherwise I will have to look it up. |
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Should work on every OS. Since it's QT does. Although I proved on Linux only. Here into to transfer repo: https://help.github.com/articles/transferring-a-repository/ |
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@Hacktivista I tried the transfer, but since you already have a fork named "selfspy", it won't go through. You'll have to rename or remove it first! |
Now you can set a TAG and capture SCREENSHOTS while using selfspy.
PS: Gurgeh, I'm the guy which contacted you about the project through Twitter, how can we manage the retake? Greetings!