#! /bin/sh
# file: savewin		G. Moody	27 November 2001
#			Last revised:    3 December 2001

# This program captures a window (optionally, the entire screen) to a ppm file.
# It then opens the ppm file in the Gimp so that it can be cropped if
# necessary.  The ppm file is then compressed and saved.

# Hint: to capture WAVE's exit confirmation box, run WAVE with the -Wfsdb
# option (see xview(7)) to disable the full-screen grab.

CROP="no"
F=''
HELP="no"
XWDFLAGS="-frame"

for i in $*
do
  case $i in
    -c*) CROP="yes" ;;
    -h*) HELP="yes" ;;
    -r*) XWDFLAGS="-root" ;;
    *) F=$i ;;
  esac
done

if [ "x$F" = "x" ]
then
  HELP="yes"
fi

if [ "$HELP" = "yes" ]
then
  echo "usage: $0 [-crop] [-root] NAME"
  echo
  echo "Click left within the window you wish to save after starting $0."
  echo "Use -crop if you want to crop or otherwise edit the image in the Gimp"
  echo " before saving the output files."
  echo "Use -root if you want a screen capture after a 10-second pause."
  echo "Output is saved as NAME.ppm.gz ."
  exit
fi

if [ "$XWDFLAGS" = "-root" ]
then
  sleep 1; echo -n 10 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 9 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 8 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 7 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 6 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 5 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 4 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 3 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 2 ...
  sleep 1; echo -n 1 ...
  sleep 1; echo
fi

xwd $XWDFLAGS | xwdtopnm >$F.ppm

if [ "$CROP" = "yes" ]
then
  echo $F.ppm written.  Starting the Gimp ...
  echo Crop and save $F.ppm, then exit from the Gimp to finish saving image.
  gimp $F.ppm
fi

gzip $F.ppm