I use Warp Terminal (and sometimes iterm2). Is there any way to show images in them while using neovim? I tried searching for some plugins online but the only one i found was Hologram, which seems to be only for kitty.
here's what the output looks like
You can use feh to view image in terminal.
If you want to do this inside Neovim, just use :!feh {file name}.png
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I have a problem with wkhtmltoimage 12.4 and the newest alpha version. I tried to save H&M webpage, but I only get a little bar instead full webpage. I tried use many of switches to change settings but nothing works. Is there any solution for achieve correctly webpage in png format? Thanks very much.
That is saved website...
Using ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Paraview 5.0.1.
I have a Layout with two views, one RenderView and one LineChartView.
I want to programmatically Save Screenshot and Save Animation of the two together.
When doing either one, and also when doing this with only the LineChartView, only a portion of it shows up in the created image. The image below shows an example, where the error is evident.
The same result is obtained when saving the image with:
WriteImage("test.png")
SaveScreenshot("test.png"). Tried several combinations of ImageQuality, ImageResolution, magnification.
Via menu (not my final target, but I tried it).
How can I programmatically get the correct images/animations, both of this View alone and paired with another one?
As posted by Cory Quammen in a comment, upgarding to 5.4.1 seemed to work.
I wouldn't know if suitably setting some parameters (e.g., lineChartView1.ViewSize and/or in SaveScreenshot) this could also work in 5.0.1.
I recently set up my blog on abhitopia.com. The issue I am facing is that all the code I write in my blog (in markdown) cannot be copied. For instance, go to
http://abhitopia.com/machine%20learning/2016/05/22/tensor_flow_exploration.html
You will be unable to copy code. I have already tried googling this. It is definitely not a feature that comes pre configured with Jekyll. I don't understand why. :(
This is not related to how Jekyll is building your site. This is a problem with the theme that you are using (Grayscale), which gives you the impression that you cannot select text in your code blocks.
If you look at your grayscale.css file around line 409, you'll see something like this:
These two styles are removing the shadow that one sees when selecting text, which makes you think you cannot copy the text.
Remove these two styles, or modify them, so that the shadow is visible and in a color you like. Alternatively, you can use a different theme, instead of that one.
I need access to the image of the default clear button that apple provides because I want to use it somewhere else in my app, where can I find the image file? If apple doesn't allow access to them, does anyone have a link to this image, i've been searching for a while now and haven't found a proper .png image i can use (I don't have photoshop, so I can't edit them myself).
The image I'm talking about is the one that shows up if i add this line of code:
textfield.clearButtonMode = UITextFieldViewModeWhileEditing;
I suggest you to use this. http://www.teehanlax.com/tools/iphone/
It's a psd, but you should be able to extract the ressource using a tool like acorn.
Ok, I was feeling nice:
What command-line utility renders HTML as Firefox would, creating a
static image, without actually running Firefox and xwd (or ScreenGrab,
etc)?
Since all of Firefox's rendering libraries are open source, I'm
assuming someone's written something like this? It would be very
useful.
I realize static images can't have Flash animation (animated GIF/PNG
notwithstanding), JavaScript, etc, so I'm just looking for something
that renders plain HTML.
html2ps is worth a try, although it does not seem to use the css style sheets. This is a serious limitation.
On Debian/Ubuntu, it is provided as a package, so the classical sudo apt-get install html2ps will be fine.
(I know this has been given in the comments, but for the future reader, I thought it might be easier to find as an answer.)
You could write a small script which simply runs firefox using the command line options does a screen-shot, then closes firefox. Should only be about 3 lines of code to get started.
firefox -url http://mysite.com/homepage.php
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Command_Line_Options