Am Freitag, 17. April 2015, 20:08:27 schrieb Stefan Klinger: > On 2015-Apr-17, Tobias Ellinghaus wrote with possible deletions: > > We are reading, there is already > > http://www.darktable.org/redmine/issues/8968 and I might rethink the > > issue. > > Ah, sorry, did not find it beforehand. Seems to be discussed quite a > bit, with interesting aspects showing up. Shall the discussion go on > this mailing list? Or rather in the issue tracker?
Let's keep it here, mail clients are more user friendly than web forms. > >From reading above discussion, I get the impression that different > > people have different concepts of groups: Raw+jpeg, bracketing, > panorama, different history stacks, .... And you can even group > arbitrary images. > > Which brings me to the following questions: > > * How is a group (conceptually) defined? It's just a tool, there is no inherent meaning to it. > * How is it implemented, i.e., where is the information stored > which images belong to the same group? Every image has a group id. For one image in the group that id is == image id. It's the representative of the group that you see when it's collapsed. That's it. I just thought about the following addition to [0] in the last line (so it only applies when grouping is turned on to not mess with random images that are not clearly linked): - rating/rejecting an image does the same to all images in the group iff the group is collapsed. Would that be enough? I definitely don't want to remove or delete the linked images, and even color labels are probably not appropriate, not sure about metadata. > Regards > Stefan Tobias [0] https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/blob/master/doc/grouping.txt
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