Use gimp_config_writer_string() instead of gimp_config_writer_printf()
to serialize module-load-inhibit so backslashes and other stuff gets
properly escaped.
Let image and item combo boxes connect to their own "changed" signal
first, and if the chosen image/item doesn't exist any longer,
reinitialize the combo box and select the first item instead.
Also fixes the type macros in gimpitemcombobox.h which were lacking a
')' and introduces an internal GimpItemComboBox class to hold the
common functionality.
These were erroneously parsed before. Now we reject them. It is
trivial to implement support for them, but we can't test it unless
someone comes up with a sample BMP file. They don't seem to be
available in the wild.
Ensure a minimum size of the drop area and make sure it stays visible
at the bottom of a minimized toolbox. This wastes a few pixels at the
bottom of a toolbox that contains no dockables.
Did the most stupid fix of simply not calling the procedure if it is
"script-fu-refresh-scripts". This is really not a use case that
warrants complicating lots of code.
Even less drawing: let the timeout running if it triggers within the
50ms since the last drawing, so it's reduced to its actual purpose of
updating to the actual cursor position after framerate-limiter skipped
drawing.
One more try: merge the spirit of Alexia's patch, but don't disable
the timeout, only make sure the minimum fps is also applied when
drawing is triggered by gimp_draw_tool_resume().
This fix is entirely sick, so is our method of serializing units,
which we write out as (unit foo bar) instead of (unit "foo bar"). The
assumption that caused this shit was that a unit's "identifier" is
really an identifier in the C-ish sense, when in fact it's just a
random user entered string.
Here, we try to parse at least the default units shipped with gimp,
and we add code to parse (unit "foo bar") in order to be compatible
with future correct unit serializing.
Fix default export extension to be as specified:
1. last export of this image
2. imported extension
3. last export of any image
4. png
2 and 3 were reversed in the code.
Split raw RGB565 into RGB565LE/RGB565BE/BGR565LE/BGR565BE
This change splits the raw file importing to handle the two different
endiannesses natively. This fixes a bug where the same image would
import different on different CPUs or even on different operating
systems on the same CPU. This also adds the ability to directly open
BRG565 files from the raw file import dialog.
Piotr Drąg