Swallow GtkHSV back into GIMP and call it GimpColorWheel. Keep it in
modules/ for the time being. Clean up and undeprecate it. Replace
set_metrics() API by set_ring_fraction() and make it follow the size
of its parent container, making its use straightforward. Kept it clean
of GIMP color types so it can be easily adapted by e.g. Inkscape.
iCCP profile was changed from png_charpp to png_bytepp in 1.5.x (cf.
libpng manual). Older versions of libpng still works of course, but
we fix warnings for recent versions.
This does not make any difference for normal images, but for images
without display (like when creating thumbnails, or for GUI-less
scripting), this is now needed because we create the initial
projection much more lazily, and got an empty projection.
so it is just a bit more important than projection construction. Makes
initial image display show up in the right place much quicker, but
still after layouting the shell's widgets.
Change GimpOperationPointLayerMode's "premultiplied" to "linear" and
set format to "RGBA float" if it's TRUE. Everything defaults to FALSE
so nothing changes.
This is a generic system based off regular expressions so it can be used
for any configuration file.
Some of the use cases would be for instance to clean out outdated custom
actions (hence remove some loading burden), or rename them (so that
users don't lose their customization if we rename actions), etc.
view-close was closing also toolbox docks if they had the focus. Now
this action will close only the current active image view (if any),
whatever the window which has actual focus.
Additionally all other view actions are available on dock focus.
When the accelerator is NULL, gtk_action_group_add_action_with_accel()
would use the default one for the stock icon used. And GTK_STOCK_CLOSE
default accelerator is "<Primary>w" which we already use for view-close.
We must use empty string when we want no default accelerator.
This was causing first a visual issue where the style editor UI would
show no default font/size/style at instanciation, but even a crash
when the user would change the font size or style (bold, italic...)
from this UI before selecting a font or writing a text.
When reverting, we load a new image into the old image's existing
displays, and replace all references to the old image by the new image
in all GimpContext instances. We used to first update the displays and
then the contexts, which would shortly produce an inconsistent state
where the contexts were out of sync. When updating the displays with
the new image, we sometimes call menu update functions which would
then use that old image from the context when they should use the new
one, and thus triggered callbacks as if the user had activated a menu
(like image -> precision). To fix this, update the contexts before the
displays. It is also more logical to first update model objects and
then view objects.
Michael Natterer