* We use GroupBoxes to group items together and surround them in a frame
* Remove separator lines to avoid cluttering
* Adjust columns and their stretch factors for better alignment of buttons
* On Windows and MacOS, no idea how themes work so only allow Linux to use their theme icons
* Internal icons are used by default on non-Linux platforms
* When clicking the "Restore Default" in the preferences dialog, only affect the preferences displayed in the current tab. The hidden tab should not be affected by this button.
* Also limit viewing features such as zoom levels when files have different dimensions
* GraphicsViewImageViewer is still a bit buggy: the scrollbars are toggled on when the pixmap is null in the reference viewer (we do not use that class right anyway)
* Use custom icons on platforms which do not provide theme
* Old zoom icons credits to "schollidesign" from icon pack Office and Entertainment (GPL licence).
* Exchange icon credit to Jason Cho (Unknown license).
* Use hack to resize viewers on first show() as well
* For some reason the table's height is a few pixel longer on Windows so we work around the issue by adding a small offset to the maximum height hint.
* No idea about MacOS yet but this might need the same treatment.
* Fix ME and SE versions of details dialog not displaying their content properly after change to QDockWidget
* Add option to toggle titlebar and orientation of titlebar in preferences dialog
* Fix setting layout on PE details dialog window while layout already set, by removing the self (parent) reference in constructing the QSplitter
* Add splitter in order to hide the details table.
* Add a toolbar to the Details Dialog window to allow for better image
comparisons: zoom in/out, swap pixmaps in place, best-fit-to-viewport.
Scrollbars and viewports are synchronized.
- Format all files with black
- Update tox.ini flake8 arguments to be compatible
- Add black to requirements-extra.txt
- Reduce ignored flake8 rules and fix a few violations
Python 3.3 is compiled with VS2010, and the old VS2008 pre-requisite
scheme doesn't work anymore. We now do like with 64bit, include the DLLs
directly in the package.
