gimp/plug-ins/gdyntext/TODO
Michael Natterer e7c8de57ae call gdisplays_resize_cursor_label(gimage) after changing the image's
1999-05-02  Michael Natterer  <mitschel@cs.tu-berlin.de>

	* app/commands.c: call gdisplays_resize_cursor_label(gimage)
	after changing the image's unit.

	* app/gdisplay.c: update the cursor label after resizing it's
	frame, so the old (wrong) value gets overwritten.

	* app/resize.c: it makes more sense to take the image's unit from
	the "print size" frame rather than from "pixel dimensions".
	Set reasonable boundaries to avoid over/underflows with crazy
	resolutions. Code and gui cleanup.
	The constants for min/max image size/resolution should probably go
	to a central place.

	* app/text_tool.c: set the resolution in the X font spec only if
	the size is specified in points (reported by Austin).

	* libgimp/gimpsizeentry.c: fixed a bad bug in the boundary and
	resolution setting code (was not noticable before the new
	resize/scale ui).

	* plug-ins/gdyntext/*: version 1.4.3

	* plug-ins/png/png.c: gcc suggested parentheses.
1999-05-04 17:20:05 +00:00

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The GIMP Dynamic Text plug-in "todo"-list:
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* an apply button
* layer alignment when text alignment changes
* fix the problem with the ascent value while rendering text
* allow only valid sizes for non scalable fonts (use gtkfontselection)
* add customizable tab expansion
* disable antialias for non scalable fonts
* text save
* charmap window must handle fonts with more than 256 chars.
* behave more like an editor with font, color and justifcation applied on a
selected area only
* a list of customizable pre-sets (useful for logos)
* internal text rendering routine
* transformation window: text path, perspective, color gradients, 3d
* special effects, like customizable shadow or auto-call of scripts after the
text rendered
* autoconf stuff
If there's anything you would like to add, feel free
to send me any suggestions for new stuff or improvements.
Marco Lamberto <lm@geocities.com>
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