Automator mac“截屏”问题

发布于 2024-10-16 19:19:31 字数 174 浏览 2 评论 0原文

我需要自动化屏幕截图任务，所以我想为什么不使用自动化呢？我找到了“截屏”操作并开始使用它。问题是设置文件名，当工作流程再次运行时，它会覆盖之前的屏幕截图。我尝试选择它并重命名它，但它不起作用。本质上我想要的是 command + shift + 3 的正常功能，它会在其中添加日期标记或其他东西，除了覆盖之外什么都可以！有什么想法吗？

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空城缀染半城烟沙 2024-10-23 19:19:31

我设法使用屏幕截图和日期来做类似的事情：

fdate=$(date +"$m$d$Y") #I formatted time as mmddyyyy. You can use other formats, add dashes, etc.
screencapture -iW ~/$fdate.png   #outputs file at ~/mmddyyyy.png

或类似的事情。您可以将其包装到 shell 工作流程中，或者将其放入流行的 OSX 包装器 Platypus 中。我真的很想知道该怎么做，因为我一直无法理解鸭嘴兽。

I managed to use screencapture and date to do something similar:

fdate=$(date +"$m$d$Y") #I formatted time as mmddyyyy. You can use other formats, add dashes, etc.
screencapture -iW ~/$fdate.png   #outputs file at ~/mmddyyyy.png

or something like that. You could wrap this into a shell workflow, or put it in the popular wrapper for OSX, Platypus. I'd seriously like to know how to do that, since I've never been able to understand Platypus.

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匿名。 2024-10-23 19:19:31

我从@user8259那里得到了答案，并使其更像您通常看到的内置屏幕截图：

# We'll use the default format for the time-stamp
# This could be improved to be more like the Mac's built-in
# screen-shot with yyyy-mm-dd at hh.mm.ss AM/PM
# you would just have to figure out the date-time formatting
# in this shell script.
theTime=`date`

# create the file name for the screen-shot
theFileName="$HOME/Desktop/Screenshot $theTime.png"

#outputs file on the Desktop with a timestamp
screencapture "${theFileName}"

我的代码版本除了日期戳之外还包含时间戳，以使其不太可能是屏幕截图将覆盖以前的屏幕截图。

您可以将此代码添加到名为“运行 Shell 脚本”操作的 Automator 操作中，而不是使用“截取屏幕截图”操作。

I took the answer from @user8259 and made it more like the built-in screen capture that you normally see:

# We'll use the default format for the time-stamp
# This could be improved to be more like the Mac's built-in
# screen-shot with yyyy-mm-dd at hh.mm.ss AM/PM
# you would just have to figure out the date-time formatting
# in this shell script.
theTime=`date`

# create the file name for the screen-shot
theFileName="$HOME/Desktop/Screenshot $theTime.png"

#outputs file on the Desktop with a timestamp
screencapture "${theFileName}"

My version of the code includes a time-stamp in addition to the date-stamp to make it less likely that a screen-shot will overwrite a previous screen shot.

You can add this code to an Automator action called the "Run Shell Script" action instead of using the "Take Screenshot" action.

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