Fri Aug 27 18:57:50 BST 1999 Andy Thomas <alt@gimp.org>
* app/nav_window.c
* app/nav_window.h
* app/gimppreviewcache.h
* app/layer.c
* app/channel.c
* app/commands.c
Added some controls to the nav window. Yep. I know that the
buttons are toooo biGGG.
Preview cache changes. Now prime preview cache with a image
so that later we have a better chance of a hit. Still
needs to be more intelligent at doing this (needs to pick largest
out of the cache & use its size as the size to prime with).
Tue Aug 24 22:50:28 BST 1999 Andy Thomas <alt@gimp.org>
* app/nav_window.c
Preview now updated when image is modified. Done on a two second +
idle timer. However the preview cache needs modifying since
the tiles are transversed twice. Once for small previews then for
larger ones. Should only be done once.
Mon Aug 23 23:25:05 BST 1999 Andy Thomas <alt@gimp.org>
* app/menus.c
* app/nav_window.c
Nav window code now handles boundary conditions correctly (ie
you can scroll to the edges of the image now).
It also has some key bindings:-
1) Arrow keys work as expected
2) =/- keys perform zoomin/zoomout. Note these keys are hardcoded
at present until (if) I find away of finding out how to get the
current accel. keys for these functions.
3) Space will raise the display window to the top of the window stack.
It also updates the preview. This will be changed to happen
automatically RSN.
Tearoff menus are now popped up and down (like other dialogs) when
the tab key is pressed in the image window.
Sat Aug 21 01:06:53 BST 1999 Adam D. Moss <adam@gimp.org>
* app/nav_window.c: Navigation window shows checkmarked alpha,
also previews correctly for greyscale images now.
Sat Aug 21 00:07:37 BST 1999 Adam D. Moss <adam@gimp.org>
* app/nav_window.c: Improved pointer tracking when
dragging navigator rectangle - less lag. Enabled hourglass
when computing first thumbnail.
* app/*.[ch]: Actually use the enum types GimpImageType,
GimpImageBaseType, LayerModeEffects, PaintApplicationMode,
BrushApplicationMode, GimpFillType and ConvertPaletteType, instead
of just int or gint. Hopefully I catched most of the places
where these should be used.
Add an enum ConvolutionType, suffix the too general constants
NORMAL, ABSOLUTE and NEGATIVE with _CONVOL. Use NORMAL_MODE
instead of NORMAL in some places (this was what was intended). Fix
some minor gccisms.
* app/apptypes.h: New file. This file contains the above
enumeration types, and some opaque struct typedefs. It was
necessary to collect these in one header that doesn't include
other headers, because when we started using the above mentioned
types in the headers, all hell broke loose because of the
spaghetti-like cross-inclusion mess between headers.
(An example: Header A includes header B, which includes header C
which includes A. B uses a type defined in A. This is not defined,
because A hasn't defined it yet at the point where it includes B,
and A included from B of course is skipped as we already are
reading A.)
Thu Aug 12 21:38:53 BST 1999 Andy Thomas <alt@gimp.org>
* app/commands.c
* app/commands.h
* app/disp_callbacks.c
* app/gdisplay.c
* app/gdisplay.h
* app/info_dialog.c
* app/info_dialog.h
* app/info_window.c
* app/info_window.h
* app/menus.c
* app/scale.c
* app/scroll.c
* app/scroll.h
* app/nav_window.c (new)
* app/nav_window.h (new)
* pixmap/dropper.xpm (new)
New "navigator" image (accessed via <Image>/Window Nav..). This gives
an outline of the location of the current view on an image. Eg if your
image window is only showing part of an image then the Window Navigation window will outline the area viewed. You can "drag" the outlined
square around the viewport and the main image will scroll. Additional
a single click outside the square will center the image at that
location.
Also started to add additional information to a new page inside the
Window information dialog (currently only pixel value is shown).
Both these features are currently work in progress and unfinished.
In particular the Navigator does not keep in step with changes
to the basic image (however it does keep in step with image size changes and if you modify the size of the image viewing window). It also
does not display the transparent areas of images very nicely.
BST 1999 Andy Thomas