Hi, this is only my 2nd ever gitHub submission (after practising with the 'first-contributions' project), so apologies for any rubbish.
I use Flameshot on a daily basis in my professional life (mainly for creating images of custom software for documentation, bug reports, etc) and I wanted what im describing as a "LockPick" but is really just a type of 'arrow', in the style that I've now created.
I checked the code for how the arrow worked and the graphics component seemed pretty simple, so i forked, copied the entire arrowTool but renamed it and gave it unique function names etc, tested, committed, pushed and am now asking for a 'Pull'.
Note: ive added the new icon to the far-right of the captureToolButton widget because, although its not with the other drawing tools (which would be the logical place to put it), I didnt want to interfere with other peoples muscle-memory of where to find the various buttons. Im happy for this to be moved around though if some underlying design principle requires it :+1:
Hi, this is only my 2nd ever gitHub submission (after practising with the 'first-contributions' project), so apologies for any rubbish.
I use Flameshot on a daily basis in my professional life (mainly for creating images of custom software for documentation, bug reports, etc) and I wanted what im describing as a "LockPick" but is really just a type of 'arrow', in the style that I've now created.
I checked the code for how the arrow worked and the graphics component seemed pretty simple, so i forked, copied the entire arrowTool but renamed it and gave it unique function names etc, tested, committed, pushed and am now asking for a 'Pull'.
Note: ive added the new icon to the far-right of the captureToolButton widget because, although its not with the other drawing tools (which would be the logical place to put it), I didnt want to interfere with other peoples muscle-memory of where to find the various buttons. Im happy for this to be moved around though if some underlying design principle requires it :+1:
Thanks muchly, Hugo