Most modules get their effect applied continuously as you set the
parameters, they don't need you to leave them.
Can you provide examples of modules that actually need you to leave them
to finalize the operation ?
Regarding "crop and rotate", to finalize a crop I double-click inside
the cropped area. "Folding" the module by clicking on its name in the
right panel also works.
It kind of makes sense to consider a crop has to be confirmed, although
since that was coded, darktable gained "undo" ability with ctrl-z.
From https://www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/modules.html :
> When you are done and want to execute the crop, just give focus to
another module or double-click into the image base.
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Le 08/12/2020 à 23.36, Terry Pinfold a écrit :
Hi Doug,
I know from the crop module that if you click at the top of the
module near the name the crop event is finalised. I presume other
modules will work the same.
On Wed, 9 Dec 2020 at 09:16, DougC <d...@moosemail.net
<mailto:d...@moosemail.net>> wrote:
I am puzzled why the act of leaving a module is used as an event
to activate or finalize the operation of the module. This seems
like a strange user interface practice. Can someone enlighten me
as to how and why it was adopted in darktable?
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