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ISIS version(s) affected: 8.2.0 and 8.3.0, I am not currently able to test if it's still an issue in 9.0.0, but I don't see any relevant entries in the changelog.
Description
In qview, it is no longer possible to manually edit stretch parameters by typing numbers into the min and max text fields at the top of the screen. You can type in new numbers, but the brightnesses of pixels in the image view doesn't change immediately (that's just like before, this part is fine), and hitting "enter" like you used to do to apply the new stretch now reverts the stretch to whatever the current selection in the drop-down menu is (this part is the problem).
It's still possible to use the "advanced" control panel to edit the stretch, but this is, to put it mildly, extremely annoying, and plays very poorly with the workflow of using the selection box to get a rough stretch and tweaking it with the toolbar fields- when the Advanced control panel ends up behind the main window, it's much more difficult to bring forward than it should be, at least on MacOS. Also any interaction to bring it back is more steps than just clicking in the min/max fields.
Possible Solution
This might be a mix-up in how the controls are tagged in QT? Maybe hitting "enter" is telling the interface to do the action for the drop-down menu, rather than the action for the current text box? I don't know how this is handled on the back end.
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I've confirmed this for 8.3.0 on a linux OS. This was likely introduced via the new drop down menu (Default, Best, etc.), #5289. The response for any action having to do with the stretch tool is quite slow.
The Advanced control panel on linux is always on top for me, but maybe that's due to my general windowing options (honestly don't know). Even still, the user ought to be able to tweak the min/max dn's in the main tool panel as before.
ISIS version(s) affected: 8.2.0 and 8.3.0, I am not currently able to test if it's still an issue in 9.0.0, but I don't see any relevant entries in the changelog.
Description
In qview, it is no longer possible to manually edit stretch parameters by typing numbers into the min and max text fields at the top of the screen. You can type in new numbers, but the brightnesses of pixels in the image view doesn't change immediately (that's just like before, this part is fine), and hitting "enter" like you used to do to apply the new stretch now reverts the stretch to whatever the current selection in the drop-down menu is (this part is the problem).
It's still possible to use the "advanced" control panel to edit the stretch, but this is, to put it mildly, extremely annoying, and plays very poorly with the workflow of using the selection box to get a rough stretch and tweaking it with the toolbar fields- when the Advanced control panel ends up behind the main window, it's much more difficult to bring forward than it should be, at least on MacOS. Also any interaction to bring it back is more steps than just clicking in the min/max fields.
Possible Solution
This might be a mix-up in how the controls are tagged in QT? Maybe hitting "enter" is telling the interface to do the action for the drop-down menu, rather than the action for the current text box? I don't know how this is handled on the back end.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: