On 3/11/20 10:45 AM, Kai Uwe Broulik wrote:
It appears there's a need for a collection/dict API in QImageReader
either way.
Uh, maybe. At least, applications such as Gwenview need to know the
difference between image sequences and image collections in order to
display them correctly.
Cheers
Hi,
According to Qt documentation, if QImageReader::imageCount() returns a
positive number, it means that the file contains an animated image.
And that isn't even true. An ICO (windows icon file) has all its
contained pixmap sizes and depths as a flat list. E.g. in the windows
icon thumbnail
On 3/11/20 8:08 AM, David Edmundson wrote:
We need to tweak the name as we have many wallpapers that are dynamic.
This is a specific subset within that.
Yes, agreed! I'm open to suggestions. ;-)
Code wise, we have both sun positions and clock skew management in the
time dataengine already.
We need to tweak the name as we have many wallpapers that are dynamic. This
is a specific subset within that.
Code wise, we have both sun positions and clock skew management in the time
dataengine already.
I'm fine for things becoming public qml plugins instead of dataengines
using that code, por
On 3/10/20 1:27 PM, Kai Uwe Broulik wrote:
There's QImageIOHandler::Description which can store arbitrary text data
in an image. You reckon QImageIOHandler could be extended to support
whatever metadata you need to read/write?
Yes, it would be fine for our specific use case. We're interested o
Hi,
you know I'm a big fan of your dynamic wallpaper work :)
> It's worth to point out that there is an upstream patch to add one [2].
Given 5.15 is feature frozen already, I think we won't see this anytime
soon. It could be worth a try contacting the author if they're willing
to include it i
Hi,
I would like to propose a dynamic wallpaper plugin for KDE Plasma [1].
As the name suggests, the plugin updates the background continuously to
reflect the user's current light situation. Besides being eye-candy, it
can be useful for a Night Mode (if Plasma gets one).
The HEIF file format