- Added several suggestions and a bug.

- Removed .desktop PO item (fixed).
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Karl Ove Hufthammer 2004-06-18 20:07:06 +00:00
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ June 11, 2004
HIGH-PRIORITY DOCUMENTATION CHANGES:
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* Meniton "--lang help" in README.
* Mention "--lang help" in README.
* Convert documentation and man pages into a single source (DocBook?)
@ -31,6 +31,13 @@ LOW-PRIORITY DOCUMENTATION CHANGES:
HIGH-PRIORITY IMPLEMENTATION CHANGES:
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* Support different default size for stamps than the stamp images size.
Explanation: For example, the actual image of an apple could be 500x400
pixels, but selecting the apple would display a scaled down 50x40
(or 70x56 or whatever) image. Resized (especially scaled up) versions
of the stamp would then look much better, without any of the very ugly
pixelation and jagged edges that currently occurs.
* Use 'default.ttf' font to display un-translated strings.
(Hindi 'Shusha' font simply maps A-Z, a-z, etc. to Hindi characters, so
untranslated strings appear as nonsense!)
@ -86,6 +93,11 @@ LOW-PRIORITY IMPLEMENTATION CHANGES:
HIGH-PRIORITY BUGS:
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* FreeSans font has too large line spacing ('leading'), so there's not
enough space for two lines of text in the bottom panel. Reducing leading
for FreeSans font (*not* other fonts, it's only FreeSans that has
an unusual large amount of leading).
* Deal with clash between Open dialog arrow key controls and
mouse arrow key (--keyboard) controls.
@ -119,10 +131,6 @@ HIGH-PRIORITY TRANSLATION STUFF:
* Make right-to-left strings not wordwrap with the shortest line at
the top!
* Use "intltools" to allow translation of "tuxpaint.desktop" contents
within a PO file.
(Suggested by Pablo Saratxaga)
* Finish current translations. (Especially documentation!)
@ -177,6 +185,22 @@ FEATURE IDEAS:
POSSIBLE FEATURE IDEAS:
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* Pipette / color prober tool. Click on it, then click on image to pick
up a color from a single pixel. Display color under mouse pointer in special
'custom color' color bucket (see below) when moving pointer. Click and drag
a rectangle to select a color which is the arithmetic average of the colors
in the selected area.
* Palette. Click on the left-most (or right-most) color bucket (which must look
a bit different than the rest) to pop up a palette (just a rectangular image
containing lots of colors in some sort of pattern) above it. Click on the
palette to select a color. The palette disappears (on button *release*).
Can probably reuse pipette tool code to pick up color (but don't support the
'average' method here). The palette should just be an ordinary image file,
and easy to replace. I recommend using the one of the left here:
http://www.ficml.org/jemimap/style/color/wheel.html
It's very easy to select both hues *and* brightness from this colour wheel.
* Round eraser / eraser sizes
FREQUENTLY REQUESTED