Re: "Enlarge to fit" button

On 03/07/10 01:38, todd rme wrote:
> Currently in Gwenview there are two zoom options in the bottom right.
> One is the "100%", which shows the image at its true size.  The other
> is "fit", which, by default, will shrink images that are too large but
> will not enlarge images that are too small.  There is a configuration
> option to change this behavior, "enlarge smaller images, which makes
> "fit" enlarge or shrink the image to make it fit the window.  However,
> at least personally there are some situations where I want to enlarge
> smaller images and some that I don't.  Having to go into the gwenview
> settings to change this behavior does not seem to be the most
> efficient approach.  I think it would be better if there is three
> buttons: "100%", "Fit", and "Enlarge".  100% keeps its current
> behavior.  Fit behaves as the current default Fit behavior, that is it
> shrinks images but does not enlarge them.

Hi Todd (and sorry for the late answer)

I see your point, but I am a bit worried about adding more buttons which =

will behave in subtle different ways. I am not sure what is the best =

solution.

Maybe we could add a context menu to the "Fit" button so that you could =

toggle its behavior from there. It's less discoverable, but avoid adding =

too many buttons. It could also be an interesting way to turn "Zoom to =

fit" into "Zoom to fill" (zooming so that the smallest dimension takes =

the full available size, very useful for panoramic images)

What do you think of this?

Aur=E9lien

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