Open rebelzion opened 2 months ago
Hi @rebelzion. Thank you for the suggestion; I'll consider it.
Right now, you can solve this by piping rclip
output to cp
. rclip -f
is designed to make rclip output pipe'able into other commands. For example, you can achieve what you want with:
mkdir target-dir
rclip -f -t 3 cat | xargs -i -d '\n' cp {} target-dir
Replace xargs
with gxargs
if you are using macOS (gxargs can be installed with brew
).
Goal Sometimes I want to find certain objects and it can't be done in one go with rclip, but instead I need to apply rclip multiple times in succession.
Ask
-o <target_dir>
where the images will be saved.