Re: Thumbnail Bar

> I meant the rounded edges. For some inspiration you can have a look at
> lightroom interface. Here are two screenshots I googled:
> http://www.brandspankingnew.net/img/screenshots/adobe_lightroom.jpg
> http://www.leroch.org/images/lightroom/Adobe-lightroom-1.jpg

There are really cool. Thanks.

> > Is speed bar/file ops context menu executed by ThumbnailViewHelper? In
> that
> > case we can't use the same helper as for normal thumbnailview. Or probably
> > add option to thumbnailview, that will be checked in showContextMenu()?
>
> Speed bar is handled by the item delegate. Context menu is handled by the
> ThumbnailViewHelper.

Ouch, seems that I messed something, when tried separate delegate.


> > But if a thumbnail is already generated, it won't be generated again?
> > Assuming that we use the same thumbnail view helper for both views. Also I
> > think we should use this cache to generate thumbnails for those pictures
> > that are near current one. For example we have pictures: 1* 2* 3* ... 13*
> > 14 15 .. 77 |78| 79 ..
> > '*' -- generated, |N| - current.
> > If we have scrolled straight to 78, most possibly thumbnails will be
> > generated for 14..77, rather than for 77, 78, 79 ... rest images.
>
> Hum... thinking about it more, I am not sure I didn't misinterpreted the way
> the code would behave. Will check to make sure I am not wrong.

I haven't seen how it's done, but looks like thumbnails are generated
on request. So when you scroll to a "far" image a lot of other on the
way, a lot of requests. This how it supposed to work?


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Ilya Konkov

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