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Turned out that we shouldn't blindly copy all metadata from the supplied
external EXIF file since they belong to a different image. This includes
image size, JPEG compression parameters, rotation etc.
This commit adds tag filtering so that not all tags are copied, retaining
the important ones from the gallery image.
The list of retained tags is by no means complete and is subject to future
tweaks. For the moment this feature is recommended to be turned off (and
is by default).
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The returned number corresponds with the next picture item ID, for templates
to present related information (i.e. section beginning) for the particular
picture.
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This changes image size handling a little bit. An optional <fallback size="xxx" />
tag tells the generator to use different image size when an image for the current
image size has not been supplied from the album XML file.
This is effectively used for the legacy <nofullsize> tag fallback. More generally
this is useful for templates showing additional image sizes. Also saves space as
images not having the custom size supplied are not generated from the source image.
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Users are not really supposed to hit any of them, it would indicate
a programmer mistake otherwise.
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The "original" image size presence should not really be reported
when the "preview" image size substitutes it due to its absence
(not defined in the album XML file).
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Similar to the have_image_size() block function this is its
variation operating over the album. The block condition is true
if there's at least one item in the album of the specified
image size.
Respects the legacy "nofullsize" tags.
Takes one mandatory argument of image size name.
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This can be used to query image size availability for the current item.
While images are normally generated for theme-defined image sizes and
thus guaranteed to be available, this function queries if the image of
defined size has really been supplied in album XML files.
Takes in account the legacy "nofullsize" tags.
Takes one mandatory argument of image size name.
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callback
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... just a matter of personal taste.
Note: this breaks the template API only in current unreleased versions.
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This commit brings full flexibility of custom image size definition and
usage. When a custom image size is defined, it automatically maps to the
album <item> tag arguments. Alternatively, this automatic name matching
can be overriden by <size tagname="..."> theme setup tags.
This allows us to supply image of different sizes that can be also used
in templates.
Legacy behaviour of "fullsize" and "preview" image size fallback is
retained (though not recommended in new theming setups).
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Turned out there was no need for having most of the picture page
closed in a block.
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There may be certain cases where images or thumbnails on album pages
are not needed and textual representation is just fine.
Metadata pulled from the source image files are still processed and
exposed.
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As per rules defined in the sample default.xml setup file the whole
<picture> theme definiton block is not mandatory anymore. The rest
of the code plays nicely already.
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This mode retains given aspect ratio and crops the area from inside of the
source image.
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This commit makes use of a common function for all template parsing and page
writing. The behaviour is controlled by the "item" argument passed in. This
allows us to have a single code that generates code for list of items as well
as for a single item. In the future, this can be used for e.g. combining
thumbnails and large images on the same page.
Other than that this commit also brings several other changes:
- further clarification of theming setup XML file
- <protected_thumbnail> tag has been moved out of the <album> structure into
the <index> structure where it functionally belongs. Only whole albums can
be protected and the substitute thumbnail is displayed on index pages.
- position marker format has been broken out to a constant
- added few more FIXMEs to mark places that will change soon
- some template variables have been renamed
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Navigation bar can be complex and comprises of several different elements.
Until now the navigation bar was almost hardcoded. We needed to separate
different types of navigation bar elements:
* NAV_BAR_FIRST
- the first element, usually denoting gallery root. This element takes
priority and is used when there are no other elements in the path.
* NAV_BAR_ELEM
- normal element used in the path between first and last elements.
* NAV_BAR_LAST
- ending element, guaranteed there's at least the NAV_BAR_FIRST element
before.
* NAV_BAR_CURRENT
- non-clickable informational element displaying the current page title.
Optional, in contrast to the former three defines.
* NAV_BAR_CURRENT_ROOT
- a special case of the latter one, displayed at the very root page.
Also optional, in that case the navigation bar would become empty.
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This change makes thumbnail image sizes more flexible by explicitly
stating the particular image size is a thumbnail. And each thumbnail
image size can have different squared settings.
On the theme side it's now mandatory to specify which thumbnail size
to use (if applicable). This allows us to have different thumbnail styles
for index and album pages.
This commit also removes the <squared_thumbnails> tag from setup.xml
file but retains fallback for ver. 1 setup.xml files.
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Let's make it mandatory for now.
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Although probably not very common scenario, let's be consistent across
all defined image sizes and clearly state that an explicitly supplied
image file for an optional image size should carry the tag in order
not to get resized.
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This is a new internal properties storage for attributes that can be
defined both in the item and album scope, with the item scope taking
priority.
The big advantage is a better distinguishment from an undefined, default
value. It also makes easier to retrieve attributes with properly defined
scope priorities.
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There were lots of errors reported for the same issue recently, let's
silence some and only report image copy/resize errors.
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To allow combined use of different cgg versions, user may provide
ver. 2 setup.xml file that takes priority over standard setup.xml
file.
This applies only to current working directory, not the files
placed in ~/.cgg or distributed as $PREFIX/share/cgg.
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This commit makes setup files (setup.xml and referenced design
setup xml file) versioned and adds checks for correct versions.
If a newer versioned file is detected, warning is printed out
in assumption that a stray cgg version is used.
If the version information is missing or is lower than expected
version, files are read in legacy mode. Some values are left
on defaults and missing mandatory values are either read from
renamed keys or made up to suit current requirements.
This essentially brings back compatibility with old setup.xml
files that are usually part of galleries.
However, some values are hardcoded and should be kept in mind
to update and test the legacy mode along with future enhancements.
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This is a file format break within development branch.
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Some cameras have the Exif.CanonSi.0x000c tag present but set to zero
(raw value). Since this would result in some -128 deg. C, ignore such
values.
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Similar to using supplied timestamps this is useful for fully manual
lenses that don't provide any information to the camera.
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This removes associated ICC profiles and such, though we should
perform proper colorspace conversion to plain (s)RGB first.
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Turned out the Exif.Image.DateTime key may contain original timestamp
in some cases, e.g. when using extracted EXIF data from original image.
Since we can't trust this key has ever been modified by a photo software,
let's modify it together with other keys. It comes with a cost of changing
correct timestamp but we can't really distinguish that.
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The gthread library has been merged in glib and the threading API has changed
a little. Since changes are negligible, there's no point of losing support
of older glib releases, thus make it conditional.
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https://live.gnome.org/GnomeGoals/ModernAutotools
Big thanks to Pavel Raiskup for autoconf hints
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In simple crop square mode it's sometimes viable to specify position
of the square. This is vastly useful for portrait pictures so that you
don't crop the head off the body.
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The 5 percent value (from each side) wasn't really doing any good...
Let me know if you actually liked it.
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Hopefully some browsers would understand that.
http://microformats.org/wiki/existing-rel-values
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Be more illustrative by highlighting the arguments.
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If there's a tag defined but not used on replace table processing,
this option determines whether it should be written in the generated
file or ignored completely.
Turned on by default, this will save a few bytes. Use commandline option
'--debug-dont-strip-unused-tags' to turn it off, e.g. when debugging
template files.
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When number of jobs is not specified, use autodetection of number of
processors available in the system. This requires glib-2.35.4, checked
during configure.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=614930
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=687223
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Weird things happened to me in the past while debugging, it's like the
lifetime of returned const strings is unknown and we can't really rely
on them, so let's duplicate them immediately. This will not however fully
solve the issue but rather minimizes the risk.
Need to investigate what's going on, don't really want to start using
mutexes to ensure full thread safety. Moreover we have separate objects
in each thread.
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Turned out these two keys are commonly used as well.
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Some RAW editors like Adobe products like to include XMP data. Let's
strip them all off (unless disabled).
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Turned off by default, this will copy all data from supplied external
EXIF metadata file back to all generated image files. All user overrides
are still applied on top of it.
Another reason for turning this off is file size concern, target image
files would carry a lot more information that may not be always needed and
would increase total amount of data transferred.
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There are more date-related IPTC tags in the specs but so far
I haven't seen anything else than Iptc.Application2.{Date,Time}Created
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