According to this website, a
new version of Pynorama has been released.
This new version focused primarily on opening images.
Not much has been done, it was mostly refactoring. A bunch of bugs have been
fixed and the text printed to the console is now coloured. I think that is
pretty neat.
Version 0.2.6 Changelog
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Bug fixed: Certain preferences were not being saved
In the last version release, somehow, the auto zoom mode
preference was not added to the preference saving list. It's now
been added and is saved normally, I hope.
When exiting the aplication after changing the layout
preferences using menu items, those preferences weren't saved.
That has been fixed too.
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Bug fixed: Filenames pasted that start with an user code are
now correctly identified as filenames.
Before, if you pasted a filename such as
~/Pictures/cake.jpg
it wouldn't be opened because it
isn't an absolute path. Now the tilde is automatically expanded,
and the file is correctly opened.
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When opening a directory without images, subdirectories are
automatically opened too.
If you try to open a directory that doesn't have any images but
has subdirectories, those subdirectories will be being opened.
If those directories don't have images but have subdirectories,
the same thing happens, recursively, until it stops happening.
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Clicking on the Add
button in the open image
dialog
doesn't close the dialog anymore.
If you click the Add
button an image or directory will be
added to the image viewer but the dialog will be kept open so
you can add more images and/or directories.
Clicking on the Open
button after clicking in the
Add
button will not remove all images from the image viewer,
but it will close the dialog.
Incidentally clicking on the Cancel
Close
button always closes the dialog.
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The entire image opening API has been redesigned.
This means nothing to the end user, but to developers it means
there is a new flawed way to tell the program to do
its thing.
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The text printed to the console is now coloured.
I think that is pretty neat!
You should check the
0.2.5 to 0.2.6 commit log for more information about the changes made
in this version.