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| Arno | Hello, I do have two recommendations for an improved user experience: | 11:12.59 |
| | a) an inverted scheme for night reading (but just invert balck/white not the images that might be included in the pdfs). Not sure whether this selective inverting is possible ... | 11:14.29 |
| Robin_Watts | Arno: It's open source. Go for it | 11:15.44 |
| | And how does that work when you have fonts that are implemented as images? | 11:16.17 |
| Arno | b) I would appreciate to lock a zoom state and location of the cropped area. This can be used to maximize the content of a pdf to read and let the white borders remove. | 11:16.18 |
| Robin_Watts | Arno: Again, go for it. We'll consider any patch you submit for inclusion. | 11:16.50 |
| Arno | Robin_Watts: Sure. :) Im not an expert for pdfs and its structure. So it might not work always in this case... | 11:17.59 |
| | I understand. This are just recommendations for features. Although you can buy all spare parts for your car, maybe you can't repair it by yourself ;) | 11:19.18 |
| | I like using the mupdf reader for newspaper/magazines. But I read mainly late night before sleeping - an inverted night scheme would be more relaxing. | 11:21.39 |
| | Some devices have OLEDs (not mines) but there it can save a lot of energy ... so there are good reasons (even if images are also inverted in a first step). | 11:22.34 |
| tor8 | Arno: Android has a built-in feature for that. Settings -> Accessibility -> Color inversion. | 11:23.26 |
| Arno | Ok - good point. I have to check whether it work application specific. My homescreen already use a black background ... | 11:25.09 |
| tor8 | Arno: I don't find it that useful (it inverts the background and everything else too) | 11:26.55 |
| | Arno: but it might be worth trying | 11:27.04 |
| | Robin_Watts: there's a bunch of commits on tor/master for review | 11:27.54 |
| | everything up to "Add fz_expand_irect function." could do with a review. that one is on my bmpcmp and shows only progressions. | 11:28.19 |
| | more text appears in form fields, and I fixed the SVG circle drawing | 11:28.35 |
| Arno | tor8: thanks for your feedback. | 11:45.10 |
| fredross-perry | tor8 - I am using the cookie mechanism for aborting long-running renders. I see in the implementation that it checks the cookie between nodes when running a display list. I've got a test file (Acorn_User_Issue_117_1992-04_Redwood_Publishing_GB_text.pdf) | 20:53.53 |
| | that's 124 pages with 3 images/page, the largest are 1921x2737, at 72dpi. So I can call for an abort, but it can still take 10 seconds for whatever node is running to finish, and then see the abort signal. Any hope for something quicker? | 20:53.53 |
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