When an image is copied to its original X, Y, width and height, mostly signal
#11 is raised.
See the attatched little project.
Of course, when rotating an image by 0°, copying could be avoided. But I think
it would be better if there was no signal #11.
Regards
Matti
ImageCopy-0.0.1.tar.gz
Le dimanche 27 mars 2011 21:24:40, Matti a écrit :
When an image is copied to its original X, Y, width and height, mostly
signal #11 is raised.
See the attatched little project.
Of course, when rotating an image by 0°, copying could be avoided. But I
think it would be better if there was no
Strange.
What environment do you have?
Am 27.03.2011 21:46, schrieb Laurent Carlier:
Le dimanche 27 mars 2011 21:24:40, Matti a écrit :
When an image is copied to its original X, Y, width and height, mostly
signal #11 is raised.
See the attatched little project.
Of course, when rotating an
When an image is copied to its original X, Y, width and height, mostly
signal #11 is raised.
See the attatched little project.
Of course, when rotating an image by 0°, copying could be avoided. But I
think it would be better if there was no signal #11.
Regards
Matti
It should be fixed
Yes, it is fixed now. Works like expected!
Am 27.03.2011 22:56, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
When an image is copied to its original X, Y, width and height, mostly
signal #11 is raised.
See the attatched little project.
Of course, when rotating an image by 0°, copying could be avoided. But I
