currently the external commands have a variable '{image}'. This is great for external scripting. Sometimes though, I have an image that I have zoomed in on, and moved it around. Itd be awesome if there were variables for the current position available to the external commands. To describe what I am talking about, here is an example external command entry:
x: the x position of the image in the top left corner
y: the x position of the image in the top left corner
zoom_width: the width of the image that is visible in the mcomix window
zoom_height: the width of the image that is visible in the mcomix window
this lets me crop the image to the current size I have visible in the mcomix window. I know mcomix isnt a photo editor, but there are times when I use it to peruse a folder and want to crop some images. I could take a stab at implementing this if it makes sense to anyone else, and if I had a little guidance
currently the external commands have a variable
'{image}'. This is great for external scripting. Sometimes though, I have an image that I have zoomed in on, and moved it around. Itd be awesome if there were variables for the current position available to the external commands. To describe what I am talking about, here is an example external command entry:The variables would be:
x: the x position of the image in the top left cornery: the x position of the image in the top left cornerzoom_width: the width of the image that is visible in the mcomix windowzoom_height: the width of the image that is visible in the mcomix windowthis lets me crop the image to the current size I have visible in the mcomix window. I know mcomix isnt a photo editor, but there are times when I use it to peruse a folder and want to crop some images. I could take a stab at implementing this if it makes sense to anyone else, and if I had a little guidance