Add gimp_prefs_box_set_page_scrollable() which does what it says, and
make the tallest pages of the prefs dialog scrollable. This method
allows the dialog's smaller pages to still enforce a minimum height
for the window.
Quite heavily modified by Mitch to address the more general issues
mentioned in comment 35 of the bug:
- Remember the added mask's type and the invert boolean in
GimpDialogConfig
- Add new prefs page "Dialog Defaults" which will contain
only stuff from GimpDialogConfig and can be reset separately
- Remove static mask variables from layers-commands.c and
use the new config values for both interactive mask adding
with the dialog, and for the shortcut based method
- Add a button to the layers dialog which supports add, add
with last values, delete, apply
- Add modifier-click shortcuts on the layer preview with the
same modifiers as on the button
Taken from: https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/FormattingCodeForGCC
I assumed it is upstream enough, but since I don't use emacs, I have not
tested and just hope it is good. Do not hesitate to commit better emacs
settings to follow our coding style!
The GNU coding standards rules can be found in:
https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/FormattingCodeForGCC
I added a few rules, like if the file has existing tabs, we want to show
them as 8 columns. Yet typing tabs automatically expands to 2 spaces.
I also added a rule to highlight (in red) trailing whitespaces, but also
tabs (everywhere, not only trailing) making them easy to spot.
This file can be easily sourced from vimrc for the whole GIMP tree, but
I advise against setting VIM to automatic discover a locale .vimrc,
which is possible but a high security risk since a third-party vimrc
could contain random shell commands.
Directly follows GIMP HACKING Hackordnung:
- 2 characters indentation level
- no tabs. TAB should not put TAB characters in the file.
- tab stops at 8 column intervals.
This adds an expander to the webp file plug-in to select whether
to save or not the exif, and xmp data for webp files. This harmonizes
the plug-in with a similar option to the jpg/png file plug-ins.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=769871
