Re: [Pfspd-users@sf.net] ESC behavior refined - new active window swapbug

[Schmeitz, H. <har...@ph...>]

Hi Bram,

Thanks for fixing the esc behaviour.

I could trace the bug back to pv release 3.0.0, but not 2.2.6
I suspect this bug was introduced by the switch to wxWidgets 2.6.2
Perhaps this issue (and others, like resize/redraw problems) are solved in a more recent wxWidgets implementation.
I saw that the current stable release is 2.8.9. Time to upgrade ?

Regards,
Harold
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From: Bram Riemens [mailto:bra...@nx...]
Sent: Friday 7 November 2008 11:13
To: pfs...@li...
Subject: [Pfs...@sf...] ESC behavior refined - new active window swapbug

Madalina, others,

Today I updated the ESC functionality (in the development codebase) to:
                if in full-screen mode,
                then return to window mode
                else exit
This is compatible with most peoples expectations,
while it also helps to get out of full window mode
for those that just guess.

Further, I found a new bug, probably introduced at one of the recent significant changes.

When two windows are opened (in a single PV session) on file a and file b.
E.g. invoke PV on file a. Then ctrl-d, then space. Now a file b is also loaded in a second window.
Assume file b is the top/active window.
Pressing 's' shows info in popup dialog.
However, as a side effect the window of file a becomes top/active.
When closing the popup dialog, the window of file b becomes top/active again.
Bug is on cygwin exec and on win32 exec, not on linux exec.
Same behaviour for other popup dialogs.
Same when popup dialogs appear as results of menu clicks iso keyboard shortcuts.

This is unexpected, and confusing.

Madelina & Harold: can you check whether this behaviour is caused by your recent code changes?
If not, it is probably caused by code changes by Pawel & Clemens...

Regards, Bram.
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From: Iota, Madalina [mailto:mad...@ph...]
Sent: Monday 27 October 2008 16:40
To: pfs...@li...
Subject: [Pfs...@sf...] PV: Shortcut keys updated, refactored icc

Dear all,

We just checked-in the following modification of PV:
1) refactored ICC - generated CPP file
2) updated with the following shortcut keys
        - '0' activates default rendering method
        - '8' activates rendering with ICC profile
        - 'Ctrl-8' gives information about the location of the ICC profiles
        - 'Shift-m' set default settings for component mapping
        - 'Ctrl-PgUp', 'Ctrl-PgDn' to step faster (2 seconds) through the video sequence
        - 'Escape' is reintroduced to close the active window (on all platforms)
3) Source code contains virtual YUV profiles. No other files are needed besides the binaries.
ITU-B rec 709 is used for HD images, and ITU-B rec 601 for other image formats.
4) Bug fixes - "Single field display" was disabled in case of progressive files

Affected modules:
frame.cc, frame.h
icc.cc, icc.h
pfspd.cc, pfspd.h
settings.cc, settings.h

Kind regards,
Madalina Iota
Harold Schmeitz


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