Adds symmetrical movement sub-flag.#38
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adds handling for optional -s flag with move.
adds actual logic for mirrored subtitle movements
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Mostly works for me, please read my comment so that i can merge it :) |
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You mean the comment in #37? I don't see any reviews requested. |
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Yeah, for some reason it's not showing up for me. Thanks for the image though, I'll work on it later today. |
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There, changes made per request. --symmetrical is now a proper argument... although it only applies to the movement argument for now. |
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Thank you for your work :3 |
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Please review this, I'm not a very competent coder.
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-sfor the movement command reverses the movement direction of subtitles if they're above the midway point on the screen, like such:closes #37