Re: new(?) IDiff quirks

Lorenz wrote:

> just got around using TortoiseIDiff (@10563) again, and stumbled
> across some quirks.
>
> 1) when zooming-in in the side by side view (with images linked) the
> displayed sectors of the two images don't match if the images are no
> longer shown completely.
> Shouldn't the window centers show the corresponding points of the
> images?
> Or do I miss something here?

The images are anchored together at the top left edge.
If you want to have the images match the centers, then you have to
activate the "Fit images together" option.

> 2) start-up the application, switch to overlap mode and zoom in (mouse
> wheel or button).
> The images are no longer matching, due to different origins and zoom
> factors.

The images keep their original zoom factor when zooming and when their
not linked together.

> This seems to be more noticeable when in full-screen mode.
>
> This can be fixed by activating "fit images together".
> It stays ok even when is "fit images together" deactivated again.

If you activate "fit images together", then the image zoom factors are
also fit together. When you deactivate it again, the zoom factors don't
change back - that's why you think it got "fixed".

> 3) when switching between "side by side" and "overlap" mode the images
> are always "fit to window". Could that please be changed to preserve
> the actual zoom-factor (perhaps accounting for the smaller/larger
> window size)?

Changed it so the "fit to window" now only happens if the images are
linked together.

Stefan

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