A keyboard shortcut is now available for picking colors from
the canvas more quickly. Hold either (left or right) [Ctrl] key
while clicking, and the color selector option will appear.
Release the mouse button over a color on the canvas to choose it
(or outside the canvas to abort).
Closes https://sourceforge.net/p/tuxpaint/feature-requests/209/
Also,
* Don't play 'bubble' paint sound when color picker or selector
are aborted (e.g., via their "Back" buttons).
* Replace many instances of "NUM_COLOR - 1" and "NUM_COLOR - 2"
(which correspond to color chose via picker (palette) and
selector (canvas), respectively) with #define's that
represent them. (Avoid magic numbers.)
The pick-a-color-from-the-canvas color selection feature
(the option in the color palette showing a pipette icon)
has been extended to support an immediate mode (return on
"mouse-up" event, don't show a "Back" button, and don't animate
the appearance of the color dialog at the bottom),
which will be used by a forthcoming feature that will offer
a keyboard shortcut to bring up this color selection option.
+ Stamps are scaled before they are colorized or tinted,
to increase performance.
+ The current stamp (in its current form: size, orientation,
and color) is cached, so it may be applied to the canvas
many times without having to re-render.
(No longer scaling and tinting every time you click.)
Closes https://sourceforge.net/p/tuxpaint/bugs/147/
(h/t Andre Anckaert)
No longer restricted to "the same as other UI buttons"
(e.g., 48x48 default) or "1/4th that size" (e.g., 24x24).
Will scale, allowing for larger buttons when appropriate.
h/t Anat Caspi for pointing out the continuing issue.
Closes https://sourceforge.net/p/tuxpaint/feature-requests/212/
1. Building the DMG file now requires explicitly calling the 'make
TuxPaint.dmg' target.
2. Messages output after completing a Makefile target has been
customized on macOS.
The motivation here is Apple Silicon. With the instruction of Apple
Silicon, the porting developer may need to sign the app bundle and/or
create the app bundle as universal before creating the DMG file, so the
Makefile no longer auto-creates the DMG file. Instead, macOS-specific
messages have been added so the developer knows what to do next.
1. Build TuxPaint.app on Intel macOS, rename it TuxPaint-x86_64.app.
2. Build TuxPaint.app on Apple Silicon macOS, rename it TuxPaint-arm64.app.
3. Copy TuxPaint-x86_64.app to the same directory as TuxPaint-arm64.app
on the Apple Silicon macOS, then run:
macos/build-universal.sh TuxPaint-x86_64.app TuxPaint-arm64.app
... to produce TuxPaint.app that's universal.
4. `make TuxPaint.dmg` to produce TuxPaint.dmg from the universal
TuxPaint.app.
