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gtk_icon_theme_lookup_by_gicon was called with the
GTK_ICON_GENERIC_FALLBACK flag, which is not meaningful for that
function and produced a warning.
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Fixes #1, #2.
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The example downloads any URLs dragged onto the target using wget.
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When stdout was not a terminal the default buffering made it hard to
script the -t option usefully. With this commit, output is always line
buffered, so each URL dragged on will be printed immediately.
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When showing files as sources, dragon will now include the default icon
for the file type on the button as well as the name.
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The --help text didn't include --target, --and-exit, or --keep; with
this commit it does.
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The readme gives simple usage an installation instructions.
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These are short for --target and --and-exit, respectively.
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When --keep is given with --target, dragged data is retained as
draggable buttons and a new target button is provided at the bottom of
the list.
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With --target, dragons will accept a URI list or text dragged onto it,
printing the content to the terminal. With --and-exit also, will
terminate after printing dragged content.
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