Taking a screenshot within a C/C++ buffer with lsp enabled (clangd) breaks the lsp server on copy/save. It does not break if the screenshot is aborted.

*Messages* reports

Screenshot copied
Error in post-command-hook (winner-save-old-configurations): (wrong-type-argument frame-live-p #<dead frame  0x56548eef4ac0>)
LSP :: Error from the Language Server: onCodeAction called for non-added file (Invalid Parameters)
LSP :: Error from the Language Server: trying to get AST for non-added document (Invalid Parameters)
LSP :: Error from the Language Server: onCodeAction called for non-added file (Invalid Parameters)
LSP :: Error from the Language Server: trying to get AST for non-added document (Invalid Parameters)

This is fixed by reverting the buffer/restarting the server.

This does not occur within a python (pyright) buffer.

I am up to date with DOOM and screenshot.el, running emacs-pgtk-native-comp.
Using clangd version 12.0.1

Edit:
Setting values such as Maximum width using -W also triggers this.

This package looks excellent! I'm trying it out on the latest Emacs 29.3.50, built on WSL. It's not quite working, but almost! I love the high quality of the images.

Current status:

• A screenshot taken with M-x screenshot, then save will make a screenshot of the top lines of the buffer.
• When a region is selected, an image is created, but it's a blank image with dimensions that correspond to how many lines were in the region.

How to look for what needs to be fixed?

I just realized that screenshots are truncated (the image height is not high enough to cover the entire text) for some font sizes. For example I have no problem with 10, but 12 is truncated.

Removing the :height attribute used in screenshot--format-text-only-buffer and screenshot--narrowed-clone-buffer fixes the problem. Of course in that case the text in the temporary buffer uses the font size of the original buffer.

I have no idea what could cause this issue, but you might have an idea :)

When I toggle -t I get this difference in behaviour. The last I used your package, I managed to get the org-mode formatting with but with the same dark background as the border.

I can't seem to identify what changed since then. Was playing around with the different flags but could not figure it out.

Also, thanks for your package! It has been helping me out with university work

Hello.

ShareX is a GPLv3 screen-shot/capture/share tool for windows.

Would you consider enabling support for this, perhaps with nested feature detecting checking window-version then executable find for sharex.exe?

I would be happy to try creating a patch for this if you might be inclined to include it.

Thanks for your work on this!

I know that screenshot depends on x-export-frames, which I'm not sure if works in MacOS, but since there is a MacOS icon on the readme, I expect so. When running on MacOS I get the following: screenshot--process: Symbol’s function definition is void: x-export-frames

Hi,

I think this is a great package. However, I don't know to actually activate the transient menu. Whenever I mark a region I'm asked to specify a file name, a scheme and then afterwards I'm asked to C-c C-c in order to take a screenshot. But then I need to actually drag the mouse around the region I want to have a screenshot from. And I don't get any other options to configure.

Thanks in advance.

Getting the above error after highlighting a region and doing M-x screenshot

Very cool project indeed!

It'd be great if this could support emacs overlays:

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screenshot.el

Also, is there any option for width size? it cropped the :require form.

Hey! Great work in this package; it's a nice little quality of life improvement!

I just wanted to report what I believe is a typo (a copy-paste remnant, most likely), in the configuration: both the '-w' and '-W' options are labeled as 'minimum width', but I think the second should be 'maximum width'. The prompt and shorthand at least corroborate this and use 'Maximum width (columns)' and 'max-width' respectively.

This screenshot is of the source code, where the second block has a remaining "Minimum width" that should be "Maximum width".

This concerns line 405 in the source file.

When I screenshot org-mode buffers, it will cut off content after a certain length like so ...

My current workaround is quite silly, I will keep repeating the content until the screenshot expands to fit more content and crop out the rest. Example of screenshot size expanding ...