Selections in drag mode now follow the following rules:
* If a line is selected in the grid, at least one visual feature
corresponding to the line is selected.
* If a line has any features selected, that line is selected in the
grid.
In addition, all control points now start out selected in the vector
clip tool, and all tools should no longer discard the current selection
at unpredictable or unintended times.
Updates #513.
Originally committed to SVN as r4363.
Make all visual tools support selecting and manipulating multiple visual
features at once, allowing multiple lines to be moved at once, entire
vector clips to be translated, etc. Controls:
- Left click: Select control clicked control only
- Ctrl-left click: Add/remove control to selection
- Drag control (with or without ctrl): Move all selected controls,
after setting/adding to selection if target is not in the selection
- Click on no control: Clear selection
Lots of little stuff to fix still.
Updates #513.
Originally committed to SVN as r4322.
Previously the visual typesetting tools and the overlay mask used
several coordinate frames, converting between them in many places in
inconsistent ways. This elimiates all uses of coordinate frames other
than screen and script, and makes the conversion done in one place, and
only when parsing or serializing ASS.
This fixes:
- A few minor rounding errors
- Horrible brokeness when only part of the video frame is being
displayed, due to higher levels of zoom than fit onscreen or panning
the video
- Distortion of the visual typesetting tools when the combination of
overridden aspect ratio, script resolution, and video resolution did
not result in square pixels.
- Resolution-dependence of the visual typesetting tools, which resulted
in some tools becoming hard to use at zooms outside the range of
100-200%.
- Some draggable controls used the mouse's script coordinates,
resulting in noticable jerky movement at high zoom levels or when
using strange script resolutions.
Closes#966.
Originally committed to SVN as r4289.
Document all functions, class, struct, union, enum, macro, variable, typedefs. This isn't the actual document in itself but empty documentation using any old documentation if it was there.
This was done using exuberant ctags to get tag info, then a TCL script to parse/remove old comments and convert them into Doxygen-style.
Some notes:
* Anything labeled 'DOCME' needs to be documented, @param and @return have been left blank as it would be annoying to delete the 'DOCME' from every one of those.
* Some multiline comments may have been munged into single line comments
* Leave the /// comments above global variables with a space, if they're harder to read then we'll be less likey to use them.
* Enum comments can go after the enumeration itself '[value] /// comment'
* include/aegisub/*.h haven't been converted yet, this will be done in a later commit
* Some documentation blocks are in the wrong place, in the .h when it should be in the .cpp, or vice versa.
See http://devel.aegisub.org/wiki/Doxygen for some details on Doxygen and a 'style guide'.
Originally committed to SVN as r3312.
* Swap old email + website address with 'Aegisub Project http://www.aegisub.org/'
* Set categories for all files (jfs)
* Add descriptions for each file (jfs)
* Add $Id$ keyword
Originally committed to SVN as r3310.
