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Mon Sep 20 12:51:30 EDT 1999 Austin Donnelly <austin@gimp.org>
Honest, guv, it's not a feature - it's a tightly integrated
package of undo system cleanups and fixes.
NEW FILES:
* app/undo_history.c: window showing recent undo (and redo) steps
available.
* app/undo_types.h: broken out of undo.h to fix circular includes.
MODIFIED FILES:
* app/Makefile.am: compile undo_history.c
* app/channel.h: use enum for channel undo type, not just magic
numbers.
* app/layer.h: same for layer undos.
* app/commands.c: edit_show_undo_history_cmd_callback() function to
pull up undo history window.
* app/commands.h: prototype for above.
* app/gdisplay.c: make undo / redo menu items sensitive according
to whether they would do anything. Would be easy to change
the text to say what would be undone/redone, but I don't know
the GTK.
* app/gimpimage.c: new signal emitted by gimage:
UNDO_EVENT. gimp_image_undo_event() function to emit it.
* app/gimpimage.h: prototype for above.
* app/gimpimageP.h: pushing_undo_group member is now an undo_type,
not an int. Keep undo history widget here too (if created).
* app/menus.c: add "Edit/Undo history..." to image menu.
* app/undo.c: new types: enums undo_type and undo_state rather than
ints and magic numbers. All undo_pop_* and undo_free_*
functions made static. New static function
undo_type_to_name(). Issue undo event signals on various
important events (eg undo pushed, undo popped etc).
undo_push() now takes a "dirties_image" arg to say whether
image should be dirtied. Layer moves now dirty the image. A
couple of g_return_if_fails () on undo_pop and undo_redo to
assert we're not in the middle of an undo group.
undo_get_{undo,redo}_name() to peek at names of top items on
undo and redo stacks resp. undo_map_over_{undo,redo}_stack()
to run a function for each item or group on stack. Layer and
channel undos use symbolic names rather than 0 or 1. Array
mapping undo types to names.
* app/undo.h: split out undo types to undo_types.h. Prototypes
for functions described above. undo_event_t enum.
undo_history_new() prototype lives here too.
Random other fixes:
* app/gimpdrawable.c
* app/image_render.c: default labels in switches to keep egcs happy.
* app/nav_window.c: some fixes to (sort of) cope with image res !=
screen res. Still needs work to handle non-square pixels
properly.
* app/paths_dialog.c: bad idea to call gimp_image_dirty()
directly. Even though it's currently commented out.
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| data | ||
| debian | ||
| devel-docs/libgimp/tmpl | ||
| docs | ||
| etc | ||
| help | ||
| libgimp | ||
| libgimpbase | ||
| libgimpwidgets | ||
| modules | ||
| pixmaps | ||
| plug-ins | ||
| po | ||
| po-libgimp | ||
| po-plug-ins | ||
| po-script-fu | ||
| tips | ||
| tools | ||
| .cvsignore | ||
| AUTHORS | ||
| COPYING | ||
| ChangeLog | ||
| ChangeLog.pre-1-0 | ||
| HACKING | ||
| INSTALL | ||
| MAINTAINERS | ||
| Makefile.am | ||
| NEWS | ||
| README | ||
| README.i18n | ||
| README.patch_xinput_airbrush | ||
| README.perl | ||
| README.win32 | ||
| TODO | ||
| acconfig.h | ||
| acinclude.m4 | ||
| autogen.sh | ||
| config.guess | ||
| config.h.in | ||
| config.h.win32 | ||
| config.sub | ||
| configure.in | ||
| gimp.1 | ||
| gimp.m4 | ||
| gimp.spec | ||
| gimp1_1_splash.ppm | ||
| gimp_logo.ppm | ||
| gimp_splash.ppm | ||
| gimprc-1.2.5.in | ||
| gimprc.5.in | ||
| gimprc.in | ||
| gimprc.win32 | ||
| gimprc_user.in | ||
| gimptool-1.2.in | ||
| gimptool.1 | ||
| gimptool.in | ||
| gtkrc | ||
| gtkrc.forest2 | ||
| ltconfig | ||
| ltmain.sh | ||
| patch_xinput_airbrush | ||
| ps-menurc | ||
| rmshm | ||
| unitrc | ||
| user_install | ||
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