add symbolic link

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Johann Dreo 2025-08-09 20:30:56 +02:00
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Just start FlickSave with your target file as an argument: Just start FlickSave with your target file as an argument:
$ ./flicksave.py --save my_file.svg $ flicksave --save my_file.svg
Then edit your file and save it. Then edit your file and save it.
As usual, hit `Ctrl-C` (or close the terminal) to stop FlickSave. As usual, hit `Ctrl-C` (or close the terminal) to stop FlickSave.
If you want to specify a directory in which to put your snapshots, with no more than one separate file every minute: If you want to specify a directory in which to put your snapshots, with no more than one separate file every minute:
$ ./flicksave.py --inkscape -d flicksave -y 60 my_file.svg $ flicksave --inkscape -d flicksave -y 60 my_file.svg
You may want to save both the file before and after it was modified by any You may want to save both the file before and after it was modified by any
program: program:
$ ./flicksave.py --save --events opened closed --no-overwrite my_file $ flicksave --save --events opened closed --no-overwrite my_file
If you want to see what's going on and when the action(s) are called, If you want to see what's going on and when the action(s) are called,
ask it to be more verbose: ask it to be more verbose:
$ touch test.txt $ touch test.txt
$ ./flicksave.py --log -v INFO test.txt & $ flicksave --log -v INFO test.txt &
[1] 4303 [1] 4303
echo "." >> test.txt echo "." >> test.txt
2017-11-29T21:15:51 -- ./test.txt -> ./test_2017-11-29T21:15:51.txt 2017-11-29T21:15:51 -- ./test.txt -> ./test_2017-11-29T21:15:51.txt

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flicksave Symbolic link
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flicksave.py

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flicksave --git --delay 30 my_file flicksave --git --delay 30 my_file
Copy the file each time is is opened or closed: Copy the file each time is is opened or closed:
flicksave --events opened closed --save my_file flicksave --events opened closed --save my_file
You may want to save both the file before and after it was modified by any
program:
flicksave --save --events opened closed --no-overwrite my_file
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