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Does anyone know how to get an Icon to show up in Control Panel->Panels->Status Bar-> ? Right now it is just blank.
Thanks.
Icon=quick_clip
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As much as I tend to go for simpler-is-better, your ideas for .12 sound good to me.
The only other thing I can think of is that when it successfully copies the selected text, maybe a little confirmation window -- something like Clipped! -- could flash briefly. (It's more important to flash a window when there's nothing to clip, and you've already implemented that. But I still find I go and look just to make sure the clipping happened. "Clipped!" would alleviate that paranoia.)
If you got really ambitious, there could be a setting where anything clipped from a browser automatically was followed with the URL. But that's probably a lot harder to implement.
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2009-02-06
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GeraldKo PM'ed in a hope I'd be able to answer this and I've succeeded
In your /usr/share/applications/hildon-status-bar/quick_clip.desktop file, add the line:
to the end.Code:Icon=quick_clip
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2009-02-06
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Another addition that would be most awesome: linking Quick Clip to a hardware button so that even while in Full-Screen mode it could be started. I don't think that's really part of your program so much as a tinkering with "Hardware Key Bindings," something like this. I bet there's a way to get a button to call an app (or a status-bar plug-in), though I don't know what it is.
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2009-02-11
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Another addition that would be most awesome: linking Quick Clip to a hardware button so that even while in Full-Screen mode it could be started. I don't think that's really part of your program so much as a tinkering with "Hardware Key Bindings," something like this. I bet there's a way to get a button to call an app (or a status-bar plug-in), though I don't know what it is.
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Chinook here. The previous version was OK - this one doesn't do at all. Settings menu doesn't come out, when trying to clip selected text from browser, get "error clipping", and clip files aren't shown.
Downgraded to 0.11 - OK again.
Might be I had to uninstall/purge 0.11 before installing 0.12?
EDIT: nope, after purging 0.11 and /home/user/.quickclip and reinstalling 0.12 no menu comes out when clicking its icon. Definitely, 0.12 is not chinook compatible.
rm /home/user/.quickclip/user.conf
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The only other thing I can think of is that when it successfully copies the selected text, maybe a little confirmation window -- something like Clipped! -- could flash briefly. (It's more important to flash a window when there's nothing to clip, and you've already implemented that. But I still find I go and look just to make sure the clipping happened. "Clipped!" would alleviate that paranoia.)
If you got really ambitious, there could be a setting where anything clipped from a browser automatically was followed with the URL. But that's probably a lot harder to implement.