[Kde-imaging] printimages optionpage (help needed)

Aurélien Gâteau agateau at kde.org
Fri Jun 5 09:35:50 CEST 2009


Angelo Naselli wrote:
> On Thursday 04 June 2009 15:33:24 Aurélien Gâteau wrote:
>> Angelo Naselli wrote:
>>> lunedì 18 maggio 2009 alle 00:08, Angelo Naselli ha scritto:
>>>> You forgot printoptionspage.ui, that was the reason of my call :p
>> Mmm... oups :) you mean I worked on the wrong plugin? :/
> hmm well not, you made a great work in the right plugin, but the too big 
> dialog was the one added to print option belonging to print images plugin
> 
>>> I'm quite sure I've found the problem here, but i'm not sure i'm able
>>> to fix it...
>>> It should be the QGridLayout for the mPositionFrame. I made some tests
>>> and seen it is also present into gwenview and digikam (odd :D ).
>>> If i open those dialogs in my netbook they are too big.
>> Here is an attempt at a fix:
>>
>> http://imagebin.ca/view/ZVshgGP.html
> I do like the new layout!
> 
>> Still quite big, but at least it fits my laptop screen now.
> Starting my netbook, will post pictures...
> 
>> It assumes that the position and scaling settings only apply to the
>> current image (am I wrong on this? 
> No that's right (at least what i wanted to)
>> it seems scaling and auto rotate
>> settings are lost when I go to another image and come back)
> hmm, maybe that is a bug i will check, but as far as scaling concerns
> i'm almost sure it worked, so maybe it does not what you expected to
> see...

Here is what I did:
1. Change scaling on image A
2. Go to image B => scaling is back to default value
3. Go back to image A => scaling stays at default value. I expected it
to change to the value I set at step 1.

>> - Why is the "Photos per page" a checkbox?
> The idea is to choose photos per page or -scaling/rotate/leave as it is- 
> photo.
> Because photos per page prints n photos using the atckins algorithm that
> take the pictures as they are and not the the touched ones.

So you can either adjust each photos individually, or set more than one
photo per page? When you print more than one photo per page, does it
still take position into account?

>> - I think there should not be a "Save settings" button: settings should
>> be saved automatically. This would save a bit more height.
> Well my will was to save the scaling setting, i mean if you cut only the last 
> photo you'll have all cut to that size at the next plugin start if it is saved 
> by default, but maybe you don't want to have that behaviour, for instance 
> you cut 3x5 (cm) but you're used to get 10x15 normally...
> 
> But i'm open to discuss, you're the first real tester of the plugins :D

Well, I was essentially looking for a way to get more space :). The new
layout I posted make it possible to keep the "Save settings" button.

Aurélien


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