Liam R E Quin wrote: >> It would be easy to update Fixed: Size however, since that uses the same >> widget as Fixed: Aspect ratio, so I'm still curious about what you mean >> with "crop zone" > > I think it's fairly clear (although maybe I'm out to breakfast)... > when you clidck on Fixed Size, the size (width + height fields) > could be filled in from the current size of the crop preview > rectangle, if there is one. Sounds to me as if you need to svn up and rebuild :) Fixed size is no longer specified using separate Width and Height entries, instead, a so called GimpNumberPairEntry is used. It seems to me as if you describe Fixed: Size simply as a facility to lock the current size. That was the case before I started to implement guiguru's rectangle tools spec [1], but it's not the case anymore, so your argumentation is somewhat "out of date" (or I have misunderstood it). > There are some UI problems with this though. > If I enter a width and height and then click fixed size, > the crop rectangle preview probably needs to change, not > the numbers I entered. So the dialogue would need to > keep track of whether I had entered values into width > and/or heigher since the state of Fixed Size was last > changed, and retain those if so. I think? For handling Fixed: Width/Height, what the spec says makes most sense imo. Thew new GimpNumberPairEntry widget has what you are asking for, a "user override mode", and a "default values mode", please refer to spec for details. The problem is that the Fixed: Width/Height entry widgets do not have that functionality yet, and there lies the problem. - Martin Nordholts [1] http://gui.gimp.org/index.php/Selection_%2B_crop_tool_specification _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list Gimp-developer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
