* Use target_include_directories to specify include paths
* Specify project root (parent of rtgui and rtengine) as include path
* Replace relative includes with normal includes
Improvements:
- Cleanup of default options files to use OS font by default
- Comments updates
- Simplify font size management as Pango/Gtk directly manage pt/px conversions
Bug fix:
- If Preference panel is closed by "cancel", font size was not reinitialized to previously saved one
- Font size was specified in "RawTherapee.css" theme and so user choice could be ignored
Use LCMS to convert values back into L*a*b*. The pipette buffer has the
output or working profile applied with LCMS. Performing the inverse
operation fixes the incorrect values shown in the navigator, histogram
indicator bars, and lockable color pickers.
Note: This commit has only been tested on MacOS
Changes:
- Icons now use the native hidpi support from Gtk (through Icon Theme)
- Icons are now directly generated from scalable file (i.e. SVG file)
- Widget sizes are scaled based on DPI and scale factor
- Font size is scaled based on DPI and scale factor
* New crop guide: square center, closes#6342
* Turn `CropParams::guide` into an `enum`
This saves recurring string comparisons.
Co-authored-by: Flössie <floessie.mail@gmail.com>
When a button is released and the edit state is not "dragging", reset
the drag delta to zero.
There was a problem with the spot removal spots being dragged. If a spot
is deleted while being dragged, dragging another spot will cause a jump.
Accumulate/coalesce GDK_SCROLL_SMOOTH events until we equal or exceed +/-1.0
This avoids having one zoom adjustment for every single event which makes touchpad zooming unusable due to frequent
small deltas
This makes trackpad zooming usable while having no effect on mice that emit GDK_SMOOTH_SCROLL with values of +/-1.0 instead
of GDK_SCROLL_UP and GDK_SCROLL_DOWN
If any mice exist that have scroll wheel detents but emit smaller values per detent, this may have the negative effect of
requiring multiple detents per zoom level. It remains to be seen whether any mice behave like this. The discrete step
implementation of zoomSteps requires us to coalesce events instead of smoothly zooming in and out.
