When moving dockables from a dock window to an image window, they need
to start listening to the user context. So update the dockables with
the new context when we switch window mode.
Don't fail when checking for availability of buffers in
gimp_view_render_to_surface(). The buffers will be gone when quitting
GIMP while in s-w-m and we don't want to print a warning every time
that happens.
Derive GimpTranslationStore from GimpLanguageStore. It lists the
installed GIMP translations. Also sort the list alphabetically
instead of relying on the XML file being sorted.
Add TODO describing why we should get rid of the dependency to
app/display that app/config has: this is the only dependency from the
core to the UI code.
In order to prevent people from losing dockable dialogs, force
multi-window mode on exit. This is a workaround until single-window
mode is session managed.
This idea comes from some guy in the IRC channel who I unfortunately
forgot the name of and fail to find in the logs.
When quitting GIMP while in single-window mode and the widget
hierarchies are cleaned up, prevent a tab widget from being
constructed so we don't get any annoying warnings due to failing to
look up a context.
In order to make a GimpDock get hold of a GimpContext both in
single-window mode and in multi-window mode, don't make it look for a
GimpContext in a GimpDockWindow, put the context in GimpDockColumns
instead. GimpDockColumns exists both in s-w-m and m-w-m, contrary to
GimpDockWindow. Still use the GimpDockWindow as a backup though.
Use g_signal_connect_object() instead of g_signal_connect() so that
the dockable is referenced and not destroyed before
_drag_end(). Prevents a crash, but DnD in single-window mode does not
work properly yet.
Add an SVG illustration of GIMP library and core modules and the
dependencies between them, created with
tools/module-dependencies.py. One obvoiusly evil dependency is
app/config -> app/display, if we get rid of that the cycle between
core modules might be broken.
The following command was used to collect new authors, improvements
are welcomed. It excludes authors that only touched po*
directories. I'm adding it to the commit message to have it stored
somewhere until next time it is needed.
find -maxdepth 1 | grep -v po | grep -v "^.$" | \
xargs git --no-pager log --pretty=format:%an GIMP_2_7_0..HEAD -- | \
sort | uniq > authors-temp.txt
Add GIMP_LOG_FLOATING_SELECTION domain to get rid of the somewhat
annoying debug prints. Floating selection is likely to require further
debuggin later on, so instead of just removing the output, use
GIMP_LOG for it.
Add template code for writing a test that makes sure GIMP 2.8 images
do not lose information when written to a file and loaded again, in
hope that mitch will fill in the rest ;)
Do a basic regression test on being able to load XCF files created
with GIMP 2.6. To add things to this file, add things to
gimp_write_and_read_file() and run the code in GIMP 2.6.
Also add a file-local helper function gimp_test_load_image().
This reverts commit 2d2b6f03c5 and
adapts the code. We can use gimp_vectors_stroke_get_next (vectors,
NULL) instead of gimp_vectors_get_stroke (vectors, 0). Thanks to nomis
for pointing this out.
Add another layer, a channel, a selection and two vectors to the test
image. Parameterize the image construction so we can create different
variants of test images, and add a test for an "unusual" GimpImage,
which is an image with compatible vectors and with a floating
selection. The test are renamed to something with "GIMP 2.6" to
emphasize that the tests work with files that might as well have been
constructed with GIMP 2.6. Also adjust the list of things that should
be tested, but that isn't tested yet.
FWIW, using the GNU gcc gcov tool it can be seen that xcf-load.c now
has a code coverage of 67.04% of 722 lines.
For generated brushes, dynamic input is applied on top of the set hardness as a factor.
For pixmaps, it influences the amount of blur applied to the stamp. Be warned, process is slow
for large pixmaps. The odd feature previously advertised as hardness is left in but disabled.
If I figure out what it should be exposed as, it might be made available again.
By default, get the operation from gimp_layer_mode_to_gegl_operation()
and special-case all modes except from "normal", so the special cases
actually become less as the new operations are filled with code.
Martin Nordholts