For those who'd like to use their mouse scroll wheel to scroll the tool panel, there's a new option in Preference to disable the vertical scrollbar (see issue 735). The side effect of that is better stability of the curve editor's size.
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@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ class EditorPanel : public Gtk::VBox,
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void historyBeforeLineChanged (const rtengine::procparams::ProcParams& params);
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// HistogramListener
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void histogramChanged (LUTu & histRed, LUTu & histGreen, LUTu & histBlue, LUTu & histLuma, LUTu & histToneCurve, LUTu & histLCurve,
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void histogramChanged (LUTu & histRed, LUTu & histGreen, LUTu & histBlue, LUTu & histLuma, LUTu & histToneCurve, LUTu & histLCurve,
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LUTu & histRedRaw, LUTu & histGreenRaw, LUTu & histBlueRaw);
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// event handlers
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@@ -175,10 +175,11 @@ class EditorPanel : public Gtk::VBox,
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Glib::ustring getShortName ();
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Glib::ustring getFileName ();
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bool handleShortcutKey (GdkEventKey* event);
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bool getIsProcessing() const { return isProcessing; }
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Gtk::Paned *catalogPane;
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bool getIsProcessing() const { return isProcessing; }
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void updateTPVScrollbar (bool hide);
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Gtk::Paned *catalogPane;
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};
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#endif
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