--windowid produces odd results

[eigengrau]

When using --windowid instead of specifying the geometry manually, maim seems to not take the position of the specified window into account. The resulting images are partially cut-off and filled with transparency.

[eigengrau]

This is an example.

• Full screen
• Using maim -i on the feh window

Note that the second screenshot contains transparency to the right and bottom of the selected window.

[naelstrof]

It's expecting the x, y, w, and h of the window to be supplied as well. Glad you reported this it's not intended behavior.

I'll fix it when I can.

[naelstrof]

Should be fixed with 84eb647. Close when you confirm it's fixed.

[eigengrau]

Works well on 84eb647, thanks!

[Ziusudra]

Hi, naelstrof

I ran across this problem and see it's fixed. Could you please tag a release so the fix get pushed downstream?

And thanks for the excellent software.

[naelstrof]

A release is tagged, 3.4.46 is the tag associated with this "fix", and the Arch team appear to have taken it in.

I'll take a look at the PKGBUILD they've made for maim, but you should check if the problem persists with the latest git release (AUR has maim-git). If it does I'll re-open this issue.

[Ziusudra]

Sorry, I somehow got it in my head that the fix commit after the last release.

I'll check with the AUR package.

[Ziusudra]

OK, also happens with maim-git.

pacman -Qs maim says local/maim-git v3.4.46.r2.g2cef0a3-1 and two lines added to im.cpp are there.

I'm probably reading this wrong and it's not the same bug.

result of maim ~/Pictures/$(date +%F-%T).png : http://imgur.com/jymdIZ0

result of maim -i $(xdotool getactivewindow) ~/Pictures/$(date +%F-%T).png : http://imgur.com/ZZjPekL

There is nothing on stderr or stdout when run from terminal.

[naelstrof]

Could you get me the output of xwininfo, xprop, and slop of that window?
Does running these two scripts and clicking on the offending window produce the same results?

#!/bin/bash
eval $(slop)
maim -i ${ID}

#!/bin/bash
eval $(slop)
maim -i ${ID} -g ${G}

I'll have to look into what's wrong, but if you gave me this information it would really help, thanks!

[Ziusudra]

Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/kGcKEUqM

Both scripts produce this: http://imgur.com/1JkK7b6

[naelstrof]

Should be fixed with afc2724.

[Ziusudra]

Confirmed. Thank you!