[ptx] Bug changing magnification while setting control points
Daniel M. German
dmgerman at uvic.ca
Mon Aug 14 20:34:58 BST 2006
Pablo> JD Smith wrote:
>> Auto Add and all that stuff should probably be cleaned up too... it's
>> way too many options, all of which relate to just manual control point
>> addition. It simply means the control point gets added as soon as
>> defined, rather than having to click the "Add" button.
>>
>> We could do away with auto add altogether by keeping track of which
>> control point pair is active, highlighting it, and allowing the user to
>> "abort" by hitting delete. There's no reason to maintain a distinction
>> between "control points which are final and included on my list for
>> good" and the point actively being edited.
Pablo> Actually there is a reason. Some people prefer to select the control point
Pablo> (especially if only a handful are needed) in zoom-out mode. Then the "not
Pablo> yet" added state will stay in 100% zoom, so that people can check if the
Pablo> matching produced a good control point.
With respect to zoom-in mode. One thing I have noticed is that when I
change magnification (say from fit-in-window to 100%) the current
control point is not centered, even if I click on it.
I usually resort to selecting another point, and then back to the one
I am interested in. The problem is that this approach breaks when
there is only one control point in the pair of images.
dmg
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