Added argparse and ability to disable splash screen #348
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Thanks @Robin-K-Lynn ! |
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On my device I have an animation that plays when a window is created or destroyed. With the splash screen, a lot of particle effects and animations happen very quickly which is quite distracting. On my machine Friture opens as fast as all over "instant" opening applications, so the splash screen is not needed. Mostly the splash screen change is for power users who want that option. |
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Alright, thanks for sharing the context! I'm glad that it does start fast on your machine. |
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Switched from using sys.argv to using argparse for the main command line arguments. If ./main.py -h is called, a argparse's helper is returned. If a command is recognised, the program consumes it. Remaining arguments are passed into QApplication.
I also added a command line argument that optionally disables the splash screen on start up.