> On April 8, 2016, 7:52 a.m., Jonathan Schultz wrote: > > Sorry I've been meaning to test this a bit more and only got to it today. > > > > I have a couple of minor comments: > > > > 1. The corner boxes do not seem to work - even though the mouse icon > > changes to indicate resizing, left-clicking causes the annotation to become > > unselected. That looks like such an obvious thing that perhaps it is a bug > > that has crept in, or is strangely dependent on my particular build? > > > > 2. The mouse icon changes could be made much better. Could the cursor not > > first (ie before an annotation has been selected) change to a pointer when > > over a point that left-clicking would select an annotation? When an > > annotation is selected, the "move annotation" (ie the vertical cross) is > > currently maintained even when the mouse cursor is no longer over the > > annotation itself, ie that left-clicking will not produce movement of the > > annotation. > > > > More generally in terms of UI I really like the "select then operate on" > > model, and would suggest that, once an annotation has been selected, a > > range of functions (most obviously delete/edit/properties of annotation but > > also cut/copy and others) then become accessible through a > > context-dependent right-click menu? > > > > > Sounds interesting... who would eventually care about merging? > > > > I think you are way ahead of me, and I am looking forward to going over > > your patch to learn how to do a few things. That said, I have contributed > > one tiny review request: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/127496/ but > > haven't had any response yet. > > Tobias Deiminger wrote: > Thanks a lot for testing! > > > left-clicking causes the annotation to become unselected > > I can't reproduce it yet. The last diff is a few commits behind now. But > even after rebase and clean build it correctly starts resizing after left > click for me. > > > Could the cursor not first (ie before an annotation has been selected) > change to a pointer when over a point that left-clicking would select an > annotation? > > Yes, I'd like that too, will try it. It means to check for what's under > the mouse more frequently (with every move event, not just every click > event), but that's not too bad I guess. Finally it'll be up to Albert and his > team whether they like the UI. > > > (ie the vertical cross) is currently maintained even when the mouse > cursor is no longer over the annotation > > Again, I could not reproduce that. There seems to be some difference > between your build and mine. I'll try to merge the diff into a clean clone > and see what happens then. > > > I am looking forward to going over your patch to learn how to do a few > things. > > I'm also at learning, don't trust too much in my changes ;-) > > > https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/127496/ but haven't had any response > yet. > > Can't promise when, but will try to test yours too, thanks again!
Great to see progress on this issue! Can I put in a plea for a slight extension to functionality? Rather than making resize available only after an annotation has been created, it would be better if it were also available immediately after the selection is first made, that is before the selection has been turned into an annotation. What are the advantages? 1. Increased functionality. If the user is selecting not to create an annotation but to copy, perform text-to-speech or whatever else is or will become available, they could make an adjustment instead of having to go and start again from scratch if they found that the selection wasn't quite right. 2. More intuitive. Select-adjust-create annotation feels much more straightfoward to me than select-create annotation-adjust annotation. 3. More consistent. Currently, when doing regular (ie not text) selection, the pop-up menu appears immediately on releasing the mouse button. This behaviour is jarring and inconsistent with comparable GUIs. This inconsistency would be removed by this proposed change. Disadvantages? I apologise that I still haven't looked over the code of this change, so perhaps I am underestimating how difficult it would be to implement. - Jonathan ----------------------------------------------------------- This is an automatically generated e-mail. To reply, visit: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/127366/#review94355 ----------------------------------------------------------- On Jan. 27, 2017, 8:47 a.m., Tobias Deiminger wrote: > > ----------------------------------------------------------- > This is an automatically generated e-mail. To reply, visit: > https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/127366/ > ----------------------------------------------------------- > > (Updated Jan. 27, 2017, 8:47 a.m.) > > > Review request for Okular. > > > Bugs: 177778 > http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=177778 > > > Repository: okular > > > Description > ------- > > This diff adds an annotation resize feature to okular (see Bug 177778). > > Usage: > If you left-click at an annotation, it gets selected and 8 resize handles > appear on the corners/edges of the selection rectangle. When cursor is moved > over one of the handles, the cursor shape indicates resize mode (everywhere > else on the annotation means "move", just as it was before resize feature was > added). Press ESC, or click an area outside the annotation to cancel > selection. Feature is only applicable for annotation types AText, AStamp and > AGeom. > > Notable changes: > It works by eventually changing AnnotationPrivate::m_boundary and notifying > generator (i.e. poppler) about that change, similar to the existing move > functionality. > -Separated annotation state handling out of PageView into a new class > MouseAnnotation (ui/pageviewmouseannotation.cpp) > -Added method Document::adjustPageAnnotation, backed by a QUndoCommand class > Okular::AdjustAnnotationCommand > -Added method Annotation::adjust > -Draw resize handles and selection boundary in MouseAnnotation::routePaint > -Draw only a bounding rectangle during resize, if annotation is rendered > externally > Some functionality unrelated to the resize feature is also shifted to class > MouseAnnotation, to establish a single place of responsibility for annotation > interactions. > > Known Bugs: > -A comment annotation (subtype 1) with embedded appearance can be selected > for resize. But the resize changes only the selection rectangle, while the > annotation is rendered unchanged. > -AWidget (subtype 13) can be selected for move and resize, but nothing > happens when performing those actions. > > TODO: > -Consider z-Order for overlapping annotations? (currently, selection > rectangle is always drawn on top, while the related annotation may be in > background). > -Provide a PDF document with suitable content, where supported annotation > types and and possible regressions can be tested. > -Add test cases once requirements are fixed. > > > Diffs > ----- > > CMakeLists.txt 78a2e855c22ebb31a9195c679cf0adf981d5443f > core/annotations.h 5653097fe892ce57c8e81615a1c20217e538e1de > core/annotations.cpp c95fe877316398a5341e29146379dd231dfa40c7 > core/annotations_p.h 07b124a4fae40b7a983aa382ae824125e6d25746 > core/document.h bac38f89f85980d478e6252ecc8dc823cbe4359a > core/document.cpp 468a8a9fbadaef5ca8540cf113d5397b989f2aa5 > core/document_p.h 8b20c5586f641f6f9ec3a6a6f0d978848a2cb7c8 > core/documentcommands.cpp aafc45a1a989a7240520f2168e253d51d6744f7c > core/documentcommands_p.h 616999dd68406590b304cf648878fa8acb3ec6e0 > generators/poppler/annots.cpp df67986adc076f722e601c3bea187200ecf9df31 > ui/pagepainter.cpp c5eb1ef90e4af48c644a7890a60fa3892cdcf08a > ui/pageview.cpp 8992539c7c282e865a3e5d20e119c8790d79e925 > ui/pageviewmouseannotation.h PRE-CREATION > ui/pageviewmouseannotation.cpp PRE-CREATION > > Diff: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/127366/diff/ > > > Testing > ------- > > Resize and move work > -for types AText, AStamp and AGeom > -on all pages of document > -when viewport position changes > -when zoom level changes > -for all page rotations (0°, 90°, 180°, 270°) > > Selection is canceled > -when currently selected annotation is deleted > -on mouse click outside of currently selected annotation > -ESC is pressed > > Viewport is shifted when mouse cursor during move/resize comes close to > viewport border. > Resize to negative is prevented. > Tiny annotations are still selectable. > If mouse is moved over an annotation type that we can focus, and the > annotation is not yet focused, mouse cursor shape changes to arrow. > If mouse cursor rests over an annotation A, while annotation B is focused, a > tooltip for annotation A is shown. > > Test for regressions: > -Annotation interaction (focus, move, resize, start playback, ...) are only > done in mode EnumMouseMode::Browse. > -If mouse is moved over an annotation type where we can start an action, > mouse cursor shape changes to pointing hand. > -If mouse is moved over an annotation type that we can't interact with, mouse > cursor shape stays a open hand. > -If mouse cursor rests over an annotation of any type, a tooltip for that > annotation is shown. > -Grab/move scroll area (on left click + mouse move) is prevented, if mouse is > over focused annotation, or over AMovie/AScreen/AFileAttachment annotation. > -A double click on a annotation starts the "annotator". > > > Thanks, > > Tobias Deiminger > >
