Hi Flo,
First your vetting exercise is ok. I commited it to the trunk.
Of course it did. I didn'nt mention, that i checked out the 2010.0.0
release from svn, not the trunk.
So the patches are based on that release. (Should I use the trunk
instead?)
Okay, I understand.The trunk contains some
Hi Flo,
Thanks for your support. I tried to understand the code some more and
did a little improvement to the Exiv orientation feature.
- added the trusted tag feature, which doesn't do a lot, actually.
- rotate the preview in the image panel according to image roll value.
It's rotated by
Hi Thomas
On 1 Apr., 19:10, T. Modes thomas.mo...@gmx.de wrote:
I would not rotate that little preview image. It would be helpful to
see in at least one position the right orientation in the file. In all
controls which show the image and where you can edit parts (cp, crop,
mask) the image is
On 1 Apr., 19:10, T. Modes thomas.mo...@gmx.de wrote:
+bool SrcPanoImage::trustExivOrientation()
+{
+ if(m_size.width() m_size.height())
+ return false;
+
m_size: unknow member variable (or something similiar)
Did the patch compile on your machine?
You're right, it
The SrcPanoImage class changed a lot since the last release, but i
should have used getSize() from the beginning.
This patch is based on the current trunk rev.
http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx/web/ExivOrientationTrust.patch
It only contains the Exiv part. The rotation of the preview image
Hi!
Thanks for your support. I tried to understand the code some more and
did a little improvement to the Exiv orientation feature.
- added the trusted tag feature, which doesn't do a lot, actually.
- rotate the preview in the image panel according to image roll value.
It's rotated by the exact
Hi Florian
What parts are in hugin_base and in hugin1?
It is as Lukas has already written. In hugin_base there is mainly the
core function.
Hugin1 holds all code which depends on wxWidgets. This is mainly the
gui programs and related code.
For Example there is an ImageCache class in
On Tue 30-Mar-2010 at 12:00 -0700, Thomas Modes wrote:
SrcPanoImage somehow encapsulates an image, and when one adds an Image
in the GUI wxAddImagesCmd::execute creates an instance of SrcPanoImage
and calls it's readEXIF(...) method.
This huge method already reads Exif orientation tags and
