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Screenshot tools #141

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renatoassis01 opened this issue Jun 13, 2019 · 5 comments
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Screenshot tools #141

renatoassis01 opened this issue Jun 13, 2019 · 5 comments

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@renatoassis01
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Possibility of screenshot of a selected area giving the option of copying to clipboard or saving the image to disk. Similar to lightshot tools, prtscr, ...

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Win+Shift+S can basically do this now?

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Win+Shift+S can basically do this now?

This is news to me. Exactly

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Win+Shift+S

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Great tip Renato! I'm going to make sure the Windows key shortcut guide is updated with this.

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Great tip Renato! I'm going to make sure the Windows key shortcut guide is updated with this.

ok!

ryanbodrug-microsoft pushed a commit to ryanbodrug-microsoft/PowerToys that referenced this issue Apr 14, 2020
stefansjfw pushed a commit that referenced this issue Dec 18, 2024
This updates the spec to enable CmdPal to host settings for extensions. Extensions can provide us essentially, a FormPage, and we'll give that special treatment as _the settings_ for the extension. We're gonna use this in #100 in the future.

For now, I also added a helper set of classes for quickly constructing a `Settings` object, which is basically just a dictionary. Notably though, it lets us define simple control types for each of these settings, which we can then turn into the `IFormPage` on the developer's behalf.

See the [`SampleSettingsPage.cs`](zadjii-msft/PowerToys@main...dev/migrie/s/settings-for-extensions#diff-ac06e39258579222e94539315ad59e0bf04f3b0f3e83a2f8a11aa5a42d569ebe) for an example.


Closes #123
stefansjfw pushed a commit that referenced this issue Dec 18, 2024
As discussed in #121. 

Adds a new `IListItem.TextToSuggest` property. If an extension populates that, and the user hits right-arrow when the item is selected, we'll set the `SearchText` to that text. 

I didn't give it a UI treatment, because 
1. I'm not good at XAML
2. As noted in zadjii-msft#121 (comment), there's complicated edge cases here. You have to track what's actually been typed, and then also have a ghost suggestion for the very first item (before the user types/up/downs at all). 

I didn't think it was valuable to implement that right now before we have A Real App. 

* targets #144 
  * which targets #142 
    * which targets #141 

and those guys are all merged as of #150
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