Batch mode is now correctly managed by Locallab. It works only if the
pictures have the same control spot number with coherent id
Other improvements:
- If there is no control spot, all Locallab tools are now disabled
This turns `IdleRegister::add()` into a template function to make the
provided function pointers type safe. It also adds a `delete_data`
parameter to manage the provided data pointer even in `destroy()`.
- Color-unranked icons tweaked for lighter themes, closes#4704
- Star-unranked icons smaller to increase contrast, #4469
- Deleted old icons which snuck back in with the ICC geneartor merge.
- The "light" icon theme is now a little lighter, to increase contrast.
- Toolbox icons are now small.
- Buttons:
- Buttons without labels which use icons as their only source of info regarding what the button does (e.g. the white-balance pipette button) use normal-sized icons.
- Labeled buttons which use icons as an auxiliary source of information (e.g. Auto-Crop) now use small icons. Curve type icons are also small even though they have no labels.
- Colored circles are smaller.
- Curve type icons redesigned and small.
- Hand icons (when panning the preview) redesigned to have a clear outline regardless of background color.
- Magnifier icons redesigned to have a thinner magnifier frame and larger inner parts.
- Perspective, distortion and crop icons redesigned.
- Some small icons were missing the `-small` suffix, now renamed.
- Exif of all frames are displayed in the Editor's Exif tab (without
separator)
- isHDR and isPixelShift is added to the data files stored in cache
- In the Editor panel, the QuickInfo frame display the HDR and
PixelShift information, as well as the number of frame and bit-depth for
HDR image
- the number of frame is provided by dcraw. If not set, it is provided
by the Exif's main IFD count
- the PixelShift information (for Pentax as of now) is provided by
looking at the Exif informations
- the HDR information is provided by the Exif information of the first
frame for Pentax raw files, or by the bitspersample, sampleformat and
compression tags for other files
TODO: add icons to the thumbnails to tag HDR and PixelShift files.
The behaviour has changed slightly, so that clicking the menu item now resets
to the default processing profile specified in the preferences. If this
involves calling the custom profile builder, the behaviour is the same as
before. But this is a bit more general, in that it might also simply reapply
the static default profile, or regenerate the dynamic one (depending on the
user's settings)
