you do that then you restart amsn and you lost what you resized, so it has to
be saved on disk after
resize...
On Thu, Sep 06, 2007 at 04:35:31PM +0000, square87 wrote:
> 2007/9/6, Youness Alaoui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I'll look at this later, when I get time. Thanks for sending the patches.
> > About the resize to original, it's there for a reason, you sometimes need
> > to resize to 'original', also
> > 'original' means by definition, that it would need to fetch it again.
> > Think about this.. a user has his DP's original size set to 150x150.. you
> > do a set to original, with
> > your patch, it gets resized to 96x96, which is wrong..
>
>
> No it's not wrong :P I did just think that if autoresizedp is enabled when
> we do "set to original" it was the same thing of "set to default" :P. I did
> think in this way because it's the actual behaviour, but for others
> "reasons" :P. But it's simple to "fix" it.
>
> Also, I sometimes use the 'original' when I want it to redownload.. try for
> > example setting to huge,
> > then small, then huge, then small, then 'normal'.. what do you see ? very
> > very bad image quality, which
> > is why you do 'original', to get back that image quality you lost...
>
>
>
> Yes i know about that... but we already have it in our hard disk so maybe we
> can do that:
> In getDisplayPicture (see my last diff)
> Instead of:
>
> if {$opz == 2} {
> if {[::config::getKey autoresizedp]} {
> ::picture::Resize $picName 96 96
> }
> return $picName
> }
>
> we can use:
>
> if {$opz == 2} {
> image delete $picName
> image create photo $picName -file "$file" -format cximage
> return $picName
> }
>
> and in ConvertDPSize
> instead of:
> ::picture::Resize [getDisplayPicture $user 0] $width $height
> we can use:
> ::picture::Resize [getDisplayPicture $user 1 2] $width $height
>
> In this way every time we want to change size of a DP we work on original DP
> and not on a resiezed_resized_..._DP
>
> It's just an idea.
> Thanks, bye
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