One thing I'd love to have (and I just checked and it is easy to
implement) is that i can't see above layers.
Say I have two layers (plus background). I would like to add strokes
behind the current one (say highlighter). the problem is that the
layers above are not visible.
I suspect, Denis, that the main rational to hide upper layers is to
avoid the confusion of not being able to select.
What I suggest is the following:
- Create an option: Display "above" layers. Defaults to false.
- In the following code comment the line: gnome_canvas_item_hide
I don't think there is any side effect.
on_comboLayer_changed (GtkComboBox *combobox,
...
while (val<ui.layerno) {
gnome_canvas_item_hide(GNOME_CANVAS_ITEM(ui.cur_layer->group));
ui.layerno--;
if (ui.layerno<0) ui.cur_layer = NULL;
else ui.cur_layer = g_list_nth_data(ui.cur_page->layers, ui.layerno);
}
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