Photo after each commit (Win)
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Oh, how terrible the article alizar hooked. We take pictures after each commit (Linux, OSX) . But due to the peculiarities of my OS, the proposed solutions did not suit me very well. After spending a little time searching and not getting the desired result, it was decided to do something simple (just for fun, with Demonix ) to solve this problem ...
Given:
Several clients for different systems (perverted, but what to do)
To find:
Decide how to make a photo from a webcam when committing.
To make the task as simple as possible, I used the DirectShow .NET library.
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The main code of the console application:
Client settings:
I created a hook for the Post-commit event, because I wanted to add a revision to the file name.
When you run the command, arguments are automatically added. For different events, different arguments .
Specifically for the Post-commit event, the arguments are as follows:
PATH DEPTH MESSAGEFILE REVISION ERROR CWD
The result is something like c: \ temp \ svn_134278_2012-07-17_13-54-46.jpg
Anyone can customize the path and file format.
For TortoiseGit, the settings are almost identical:
On my hardware, the program runs around 00: 00: 03.3676868
Naturally, webcam-snap.exe can be used for any other purposes.
In the future, existing images can be glued together, for example, in the video. The example is not attached, because while I don’t have enough photo commits;)
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Oh, how terrible the article alizar hooked. We take pictures after each commit (Linux, OSX) . But due to the peculiarities of my OS, the proposed solutions did not suit me very well. After spending a little time searching and not getting the desired result, it was decided to do something simple (just for fun, with Demonix ) to solve this problem ...
Given:
Several clients for different systems (perverted, but what to do)
To find:
Decide how to make a photo from a webcam when committing.
To make the task as simple as possible, I used the DirectShow .NET library.
')
The main code of the console application:
Image image = Capture.GetImage(); image.Save(path, ImageFormat.Jpeg); image.Dispose(); Client settings:
I created a hook for the Post-commit event, because I wanted to add a revision to the file name.
When you run the command, arguments are automatically added. For different events, different arguments .
Specifically for the Post-commit event, the arguments are as follows:
PATH DEPTH MESSAGEFILE REVISION ERROR CWD
The result is something like c: \ temp \ svn_134278_2012-07-17_13-54-46.jpg
Anyone can customize the path and file format.
For TortoiseGit, the settings are almost identical:
On my hardware, the program runs around 00: 00: 03.3676868
before INIT 00:00:00.0000007 before CaptureImage 00:00:00.3365297 before CloseInterfaces 00:00:02.3431425 before Clone 00:00:03.3188398 before save 00:00:03.3235840 end 00:00:03.3676868 Naturally, webcam-snap.exe can be used for any other purposes.
In the future, existing images can be glued together, for example, in the video. The example is not attached, because while I don’t have enough photo commits;)
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/147882/
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