With this patch, there should be no more need to set PATH on Windows
before running GIMP.
This patch was tested by me and drawoc, but there could be some
undetected issues lurking. Revert if any problems arise.
Implement GimpConfigInterface::equal() for the brightness-contrast,
colorize, and threshold config objects, to prevent the parent class'
timestamp being compared by the generic default implementation.
Get rid of most seeking by writing the tile offsets to a table in
memory, instead of directly to the file after each tile. Only seek
back after writing all tiles, in order to save the entire table at
once.
Reorganize tool modes to be { ADD_TRANSFORM, MOVE, REMOVE }, where
ADD_TRANSFORM is the default and allows to add handles *and* transform
the image in one click-drag. MOVE moves handles without transforming
(shift) and REMOVE removes handles (control). Also improve cursors to
accurately show the result of a click.
The work-in-progress was using a source tree of libmypaint embedded
into GIMP tree. This is a cleaning with pkg-config test in configure,
and correct includes.
instead of gtk_window_set_default_icon_list() which requires having
actual GdkPixbufs around. Move the 32x32 and 48x48 wilber images to
the icon theme, and remove all inline pixbuf generation stuff from
libgimpwidgets.
Add undo to the Isissors tool, along with some refactoring:
- Always modify the actual curve, instead of a set of obscure states
kept around in the tool instance
- On cancel, simply go back to the curve on the undo stack
- Draw handles on top of curve segments
- Draw the currently edited segments and handles in the highlight color
Iterators might only give us a small chunk of the source buffer,
but until now convolve assumed it gave us the entire buffer at once.
This simply switches to gegl_buffer_get so we always have the
entire buffer.
This fixes iscissors.
The interaction is fully restored, it's also ported to the new halt()
and commit() API of tools and semi-properly GEGLized: the gradient map
is now constructed on the fly using a GimpTileHandlerValidate
subclass.
The only problem is that it doesn't find any edges in the image and is
totally useless. Pushing anyway to put an end to the bitrot, any help
with debugging is greatly appreciated...
Add virtual function validate() so subclasses can construct arbitrary
buffers on-the-fly. The default implementation blits from the
projection graph like before. Add boolean property "whole-tile" which
allows for switching between always validating entire tiles, and
validating the parts of the tile that are actually dirty.
Mukund Sivaraman