Tux Paint's export features will fail if the parent
of the export directory didn't exist. e.g., using the
default (either via XDG or hard-coded fallback) of
"~/Pictures/TuxPaint/", Tux Paint could not export if
"~/Pictures/" didn't exist yet. It will now try to
mkdir it as well. h/t Tim Dickson
Updated OPTIONS documents to explain this.
Also, documenting --exportdir in manpage (was missing!)
I found current git tree does not compile on Windows because
struct dirent has no member "d_type" on MinGW/MSYS2.
(TOYAMA Shin-ich via Tuxpaint-devel list)
Mended bug where a personal Template could not be loaded
due to how we tracked which entry in the "New" dialog
was the first template image.
Also, don't track directories when searching for Starters and
Templates (e.g., ".", "..", and ".thumbs"), since it's just
a waste of time/space.
When using the new (on 0.9.25) corner-drag option for creating
a new shape, "shape-locked" (1:1 aspect ratio) shapes -- square
and octagon -- would only rotate in a few positions, based on the
angle of ther vertices.
Corrected this, with no apparent adverse effect on other shapes,
in either drag mode (classic "from-center", and new "from-corner").
Also, removed extranous whitespace before EOLs in src/tuxpaint.c.
When using the new (on 0.9.25) corner-drag option for creating
a new shape, "shape-locked" (1:1 aspect ratio) shapes -- square
and octagon -- would only rotate in a few positions, based on the
angle of ther vertices.
Corrected this, with no apparent adverse effect on other shapes,
in either drag mode (classic "from-center", and new "from-corner").
Also, removed extranous whitespace before EOLs in src/tuxpaint.c.
While we weren't attempting to save thumbnail PNG files of the
starter and templates that are scanned in the system-wide Tux Paint
directory, we WERE trying to incorrectly `mkdir` such directories
within the user's personal directory.
(e.g., "/home/kendrick/.tuxpaint//usr/local/share/tuxpaint/templates")
Mended.
Avoid shapes flipping upside-down during rotation step,
when stretching from right-to-left -- also when using the
original, center-based shape stretching mode.
Keyboard's goal is to not be > 90% of the width of the drawing
canvas. Was misinterpreting the incoming argument ('canvas'),
so have to account for the toolbar (left) and selector (right)
buttons in the UI.
So e.g., `tuxpaint --900x768 --onscreen-keyboard` will use the
small keyboard buttons, while `... --1024x768 ...` will use the large.
On-screen keyboard (visible when the feature is enabled, while
using the "Text" and "Label" tools) now appears with larger
(48x48 pixel, vs 24x24 pixel) buttons, when Tux Paint's window
(or fullscreen) size is large enough to fit them with the
chosen layout.
(h/t Anat & Aviv, who suggested it to help with users of
eye-tracking systems)
Also, on-screen keyboard buttons use a slightly larger font
(16pt vs 12pt, previously seen on the small keyboard;
32pt on the large keyboard).
