Roel Schroeven wrote:
Austin Donnelly wrote:
So, fixing this bug means that the Levels tool, the Threshold tool,
and the Equalise tool will all also change their behaviour: currently
they use a histogram of the entire layer, but restrict their changes
to the current selection.
On Saturday, 3 Feb 2001, Roel Schroeven wrote:
In gimphistogram.c there is a function to calculate the histogram for a
subregion, declared as follows:
gimp_histogram_calculate_sub_region (GimpHistogram *histogram,
PixelRegion *region,
PixelRegion
Austin Donnelly wrote:
So, fixing this bug means that the Levels tool, the Threshold tool,
and the Equalise tool will all also change their behaviour: currently
they use a histogram of the entire layer, but restrict their changes
to the current selection. Fixing the bug means that the
I just downloaded (and installed and build) the 1.2.1. sources, and I
was looking at the histogram code (because I wonder why the histogram
always looks totally different than histograms from Photoshop or Paint
Shop Pro) and I saw something (unrelated to what I was doing) that looks
like a
