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   DIR Log
   DIR Files
   DIR Refs
   DIR README
   DIR LICENSE
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   DIR commit a67eb3e9010ebafadb4553d430cd91a8a42ae8e7
   DIR parent 177d19e34a76175f72efec0315978c0932cf2cb1
  HTML Author: lumidify <nobody@lumidify.org>
       Date:   Sat,  6 Mar 2021 20:19:17 +0100
       
       Add examples to man page
       
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         M CHANGELOG                           |       1 +
         M croptool.1                          |      91 ++++++++++++++++++++++---------
         M croptool_crop.1                     |       1 +
       
       3 files changed, 67 insertions(+), 26 deletions(-)
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   DIR diff --git a/CHANGELOG b/CHANGELOG
       t@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
        * Rewrite using Xlib and Imlib2
        * Add command-line options and man pages
        * Add automatic resizing of image when resizing window
       +* Add croptool_crop
        
        1.0 -> 1.1
        * Allow two different selection box colors
   DIR diff --git a/croptool.1 b/croptool.1
       t@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
       -.Dd March 5, 2021
       +.Dd March 6, 2021
        .Dt CROPTOOL 1
        .Os
        .Sh NAME
       t@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@
        .Sh DESCRIPTION
        .Nm
        shows each of the given images and allows a cropping rectangle to be drawn.
       -On exit, the cropping command is printed out for each of the files. If a file
       -was skipped, nothing is printed out for it.
       +On exit, the cropping command is printed out for each of the files.
       +If a file was skipped, nothing is printed out for it.
        .Sh OPTIONS
        .Bl -tag -width Ds
        .It Fl m
       t@@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ Disable automatic redrawing when the window is resized (the
        .Fl m
        stands for 'manual').
        This may be useful on older machines that start accelerating global
       -warming when the image is redrawn constantly while resizing. Note that
       -this also disables exposure events, so the window has to be manually
       -redrawn when switching back to it from another window.
       +warming when the image is redrawn constantly while resizing.
       +Note that this also disables exposure events, so the window has to be
       +manually redrawn when switching back to it from another window.
        .It Fl r
        Disable automatic redrawing while the cropping box is being dragged or
        resized, for the same reason as
       t@@ -36,15 +36,19 @@ resized, for the same reason as
        Set the format to be used when the cropping commands are output.
        See OUTPUT FORMAT for details.
        .It Fl w Ar width
       -Set the line width of the cropping rectangle in pixels. Default: 2.
       +Set the line width of the cropping rectangle in pixels.
       +Default: 2.
        .It Fl c Ar padding
       -Set the amount of padding used for collision with the mouse in pixels. This
       -determines how far away the mouse pointer has to be from an edge or corner
       -of the cropping rectangle to collide with it. Default: 10.
       +Set the amount of padding used for collision with the mouse in pixels.
       +This determines how far away the mouse pointer has to be from an edge
       +or corner of the cropping rectangle to collide with it.
       +Default: 10.
        .It Fl p Ar color
       -Set the primary color for the cropping rectangle. Default: #000000.
       +Set the primary color for the cropping rectangle.
       +Default: #000000.
        .It Fl s Ar color
       -Set the secondary color for the cropping rectangle. Default: #FFFFFF.
       +Set the secondary color for the cropping rectangle.
       +Default: #FFFFFF.
        .El
        .Sh OUTPUT FORMAT
        The cropping commands for each image are output using the format given by
       t@@ -69,8 +73,9 @@ Print the location of the top side of the cropping rectangle in pixels.
        .It %b
        Print the location of the bottom side of the cropping rectangle in pixels.
        .It %f
       -Print the filename of the image. Warning: This is printed out as is,
       -without any escaping. Yes, this should be fixed.
       +Print the filename of the image.
       +Warning: This is printed out as is, without any escaping.
       +Yes, this should be fixed.
        .El
        .Pp
        If an unknown substitution is encountered, a warning is printed to
       t@@ -88,31 +93,65 @@ Switch the color of the cropping rectangle between the primary and secondary col
        .It DELETE
        Delete the cropping rectangle of the current image.
        .It SPACE
       -Redraw the window. This is useful when automatic redrawing is disabled with
       +Redraw the window.
       +This is useful when automatic redrawing is disabled with
        .Fl m .
        .El
        .Sh MOUSE ACTIONS
        .Bl -tag -width Ds
        .It LEFT-CLICK
       -When inside an existing cropping rectangle, drag it around. When on one of the
       -edges, resize the rectangle, locking it to that dimension. When on one of
       -the corners, resize the rectangle regardless of dimension. When outside an
       -existing cropping rectangle, start a new cropping rectangle.
       +When inside an existing cropping rectangle, drag it around.
       +When on one of the edges, resize the rectangle, locking it to that dimension.
       +When on one of the corners, resize the rectangle regardless of dimension.
       +When outside an existing cropping rectangle, start a new cropping rectangle.
        .El
        .Sh EXIT STATUS
        .Ex -std
       +.Sh EXAMPLES
       +Normal usage:
       +.Bd -literal
       +$ croptool *.jpg > tmp.sh
       +$ sh tmp.sh
       +.Ed
       +.Pp
       +Or, if you're brave:
       +.Bd -literal
       +$ croptool *.jpg | sh
       +.Ed
       +.Pp
       +It is also possible to do more advanced things.
       +For instance, to put cropped images into a separate directory instead of
       +overwriting the original images, something like this can be done:
       +.Bd -literal
       +$ croptool -f "croptool_crop %wx%h+%l+%t '%f' '/path/to/cropped/%f'" *.jpg | sh
       +.Ed
       +.Pp
       +If more advanced features are needed for the actual cropping (e.g. a
       +different output format), other tools such as
       +.Xr convert 1
       +can be used:
       +.Bd -literal
       +$ croptool -f 'convert -crop %wx%h+%l+%t "%f" "$(basename "%f" .jpg).png"' *.jpg | sh
       +.Ed
       +.Pp
       +Note that no great care has been taken to deal with filenames containing
       +single or double quotes.
       +That is left as an exercise to the reader (hint: just don't have
       +filenames containing quotes).
        .Sh SEE ALSO
       +.Xr convert 1 ,
        .Xr croptool_crop 1 ,
        .Xr mogrify 1
        .Sh AUTHORS
        .An lumidify Aq Mt nobody@lumidify.org
        .Sh BUGS
       -The filenames are printed out without any escaping, so filenames with quotes
       -may cause issues depending on the output format.
       +The filenames are printed out without any escaping, so filenames with
       +quotes may cause issues depending on the output format.
        .Pp
       -Transparent portions of images should probably be shown differently, but I'm
       -too lazy to fix that and don't really care at the moment.
       +Transparent portions of images should probably be shown differently,
       +but I'm too lazy to fix that and don't really care at the moment.
        .Pp
       -Since the coordinates of the cropping rectangle are stored as integers, they
       -will become skewed while resizing. If this becomes a real problem, though,
       -you're probably doing something wrong anyways.
       +Since the coordinates of the cropping rectangle are stored as integers,
       +they will become skewed while resizing.
       +If this becomes a real problem, though, you're probably doing something
       +wrong anyways.
   DIR diff --git a/croptool_crop.1 b/croptool_crop.1
       t@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ This program is meant primarily as a companion to
        .Sh EXIT STATUS
        .Ex -std
        .Sh SEE ALSO
       +.Xr convert 1 ,
        .Xr croptool 1 ,
        .Xr mogrify 1
        .Sh AUTHORS