* Jason Cho gave his express permission to use the icon (it was made 10 years ago and he doesn't have the source files anymore)
* Used waifu2x to upscale the icon
* Used GIMP to draw dark outline around the icon
* Source files are included
* 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
* Directories dialog, Results window and ignore list dialog are the three dialog windows which can now be tabbed instead of previously floating.
* Menus are automatically updated depending on the type of dialog as the current tab. Menu items which do not apply to the currently displayed tab are disabled but not hidden.
* The floating windows logic is preserved in case we want to use them again later (I don't see why though)
* There are two different versions of the tab bar: the default one used in TabBarWindow class places the tabs next to the top menu to save screen real estate. The other option is to use TabWindow which uses a regular QTabWidget where the tab bar is placed right on top of the displayed window.
* There is a toggle option in the View menu to hide the tabs, the windows can still be navigated to with the View menu items.
* Result Window action was not being properly updated
after the ResultWindow had been created.
There was no way of retrieving the window after it had been closed.
* 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.
* Needed to ignore the scrollbar changes in the disabled
panel, sine a null pixmap would reset the bars to 0 and affect
the selected viewer.
* Keep view as same scale accross entries from the same group.
* Also fix scaled down pixmap when updating pixmap in the same group
* Fix ignoring mouse wheel event when max scale has been reached
* Fix toggle scrollbars when asking for normal size
* Work around flickering of scrollbars due to
GridLayout resizing on odd pixels by disabling
the scrollbars while BestFit is active
* Also setting minimum column width to work around
the issue above.
* Avoid updating scrollbar values twice by using a
simple boolean lock
Using a QWidget inside the QScrollArea mostly works
but we only move around the pixmap inside the QWidget,
not the QWidget itself, which doesn't update scrollbars.
Need a better implementation.
The controller singleton acts as a proxy to relay
signals from each widget to the other
It should help encapsulating things better if we need to
use a different class for image viewers in the future.
* Could be better optimized if there is a way to
set those variables earlier in the model or somewhere
in the viewer when it requests the data.
* Right now it compares strings(?) many times for every role
we handle, which is not ideal.
* Replaces the "Attribute" column with a horizontal header
* We ignore the first value in each row from the model and instead
populate a horizontal header with the value in order to allow
- Currently some incompatibility in the hscommon tests, commented out
the ones with issues temporarily
- Also updated some deprecation warnings, still more to do
* results.py doesn't set the proper type for dupes at the line
"file = get_file(path)" so we add it on top
* Perhap it could have been added to _get_fileclasses() in core.app.py too
but I have not tested it
