slop
Slop is a command line tool designed to help you select an area on your screen and retrieve the coordinates. It provides a simple way to capture the screen by drawing a region of interest using the mouse. Slop outputs the coordinates of the selected area, allowing you to use it in other command line applications or scripts. It uses a custom graphical interface to enable selection on the screen, making it user-friendly and intuitive. Slop can be easily integrated into various workflows and scripts, offering a powerful tool for automating tasks. It is compatible with X11 windowing system and can be used on Linux and Unix-like operating systems. Overall, Slop simplifies the process of selecting screen areas and obtaining their coordinates, greatly facilitating automation and scripting tasks.
List of commands for slop:
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slop:tldr:02f74 slop: Specify the selection rectangle's color.$ slop -c ${red},${green},${blue},${alpha}try on your machineexplain this command
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slop:tldr:42fe3 slop: Highlight the selection rather than outlining it.$ slop -ltry on your machineexplain this command
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slop:tldr:5413e slop: Specify the output format.$ slop -f ${format_string}try on your machineexplain this command
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slop:tldr:6b8e5 slop: Double click, rather than click and drag, to draw a selection.$ slop -Dtry on your machineexplain this command
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slop:tldr:8a714 slop: Wait for the user to make a selection and output its geometry to standard output.$ sloptry on your machineexplain this command