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I'm considering using papaya in a larger project involving image processing, although it's lacking a few key features. One being the ability to open a file provided as an argument, "./papaya ~/myimage.png". And the other is having a reliable way of closing the editor with the keyboard. The shortcut key reads Alt+F4, although this doesn't seem to work for me in Arch Linux. Otherwise Ctrl+W/Ctrl+Q would be prefered as additions.
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I am still working on ironing out various bugs in Linux keyboard input. I will have a look at Alt+F4 as well.
That said, I really don't think you should be using Papaya directly in any larger project. It's still very much a work in progress. I will continue to add features, and maybe even a scripting API at some point, but I would heavily discourage using Papaya in any "real" project at the moment.
I will keep this bug open until I fix the Alt+F4 problem on linux.
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I'm considering using papaya in a larger project involving image processing, although it's lacking a few key features. One being the ability to open a file provided as an argument, "./papaya ~/myimage.png". And the other is having a reliable way of closing the editor with the keyboard. The shortcut key reads Alt+F4, although this doesn't seem to work for me in Arch Linux. Otherwise Ctrl+W/Ctrl+Q would be prefered as additions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: