Hi Stefan
>Lorenz wrote:
>> The way IDiff does the switch now, my point of interest (center of the
>> overlapped images) lies at the right image border after switching to
>> side-by-side, but I can work around that by moving the POI to the left
>> before switching.
>>
>> I'm not sure if my kind of usage is common enough to warrant changing
>> IDiff accordantly.
>> What do you think?
>
>Not sure what change you mean here? What should IDiff do *exactly* when
>switching modes? Keep in mind though that the window sizes in those
>modes don't match: the overlap mode has a bigger window, so the image
>positions in the view window can't be 'calculated' between the modes -
>especially since we're talking about two completely independent view
>windows in two-pane mode.
What I'm thinking about is to reposition the images when switching so
that the part of the image shown in the center of the window(s) stays
the same. Sure, the side by side view provides less "context", but
normally I would have the interesting point in the center of the
window.
>Maybe this will help you a little:
>As of revision 10665, you can (in overlap mode, if 'link positions' is
>*not* active) drag the second image if you hold down the Ctrl-key. The
>first image will hold its position. That way, you can move the second
>image 'below' the first image and get both images match each others
>positions.
Oh, thats cute
>And don't forget that you can 'switch' between the images in overlap
>mode by adjusting the alpha value (cursor up, cursor down, cursor right).
Seems I need to reread the manual 8-)
Lorenz
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Received on Thu Sep 20 09:19:30 2007