https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=468874
--- Comment #3 from Noah Davis <noaha...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to incoming from comment #2) > Ah, my screenshot tool had `-region` hardcoded as an option, I'm assuming it > was being parsed as `-r` previously and worked just fine, using `-r` or > `--region` works just fine now! Thank you for letting me know :) Just so you know, here's what's going on when you use `-region`. All of the letters together just happen to be valid single letter flags and single letter flags can be combined without spaces when putting a single dash at the front of all of them: -r, --region: Capture a rectangular region of the screen -e, --no-decoration: In background mode, exclude decorations in the screenshot -g, --gui: Start in GUI mode (default) -i, --new-instance: Starts a new GUI instance of spectacle without registering to DBus -o, --output <fileName>: In background mode, save image to specified file -n, --nonotify: In background mode, do not pop up a notification when the screenshot is taken `-g` currently gets precidence over `-b` because `-g` would otherwise be a completely useless flag, which is what was causing the change in behavior. If I knew of a way to make the last specified flag override the previous incompatible option, I could make using `-region` work again. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
