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[KPhotoAlbum] Scaling date bar appropriately on startup
Robert Krawitz
2018-05-06 21:31:21 UTC
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The date bar always comes up in decade view for me, which gives a
thoroughly ridiculous time range. This is because the width is
calculated prior to the window being exposed; something defaults it to
100. This patch refreshes the date bar when the window is exposed,
allowing it to use more appropriate default units (particularly on
very high resolution displays).

I'm also working on adding a minutes unit; this is useful for
e. g. sports shooting where the 10 minute bar width simply doesn't
make a lot of sense.
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Joe
2018-05-06 21:51:49 UTC
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Thanks.

I always thought that was less than optimal.

I look forward to seeing it in an upcoming release.

I don't need the "Minutes" unit, but I can see where you would find it
very useful.

Joe
Post by Robert Krawitz
The date bar always comes up in decade view for me, which gives a
thoroughly ridiculous time range. This is because the width is
calculated prior to the window being exposed; something defaults it to
100. This patch refreshes the date bar when the window is exposed,
allowing it to use more appropriate default units (particularly on
very high resolution displays).
I'm also working on adding a minutes unit; this is useful for
e. g. sports shooting where the 10 minute bar width simply doesn't
make a lot of sense.
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