XnView Software

Why does XnViewMP put the file XnView.db in the folder, C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Roaming\XnViewMP, even when thumbnail caching is disabled ?

Can this be fixed in a future version, so the file is only created if thumbnail caching is disabled ?

The MP version only supports thumbnails up to 1024x1024. Can you bring back huge thumbnails support of 2048x2048, as in the original XnView. Maybe have a checkbox next to thumbnail slider, so huge thumbnails support can be enabled/disabled easily.

Can you display a tooltip when the thumbnail slider ...

Confirmed fixed in 0.26.1 beta.

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Sorry for the delay of my reply... No problem. I know you are busy with XnViewMP.

Do you have always the problem with IStream?? I only get the crash when using an IStream but, as mentioned, the crash doesn't always occur, so it must depend on where in the load operation the abort takes place ...

Hi Pierre,

I know you're busy with XnView/XnView MP development, but would it be possible to get a fix for these issues ?

Can you add support for Google Sketchup files to GFL SDK.

See http://sketchup.google.com/ for more information.

1) Select View->Thumbnail size->768x576
2) Move the dynamic thumbnail size slider left and XnViewMP will crash.

BTW, love the thumbnail slider feature, but missing the support for huge thumbnails - a feature which is unique in XnView!

The fact you haven't returned GFL_NO_ERROR means the bitmap can be in a corrupt state (so there's no need to fill out the rest with black, unless this is done when the bitmap is first created anyway at the beginning of the load). Actually, the bitmap should be freed since if the load does not ...

After further testing, it would appear there is also a problem with the WantCancel() callback when using gflLoadBitmap(), as it still returns GFL_NO_ERROR when WantCancel() return TRUE, with a partially formed bitmap (ie. the bit that hasn't loaded is just black), which is not expected behaviour ...

There was a problem with imageshack.us, but it appears to be fixed now.

I'm using gflLoadBitmapFromHandle() to load an image from an IStream. A pointer to an IStream object is passed in, along with the GFL callback functions for Read, Seek and Tell being setup in LOAD_PARAMS.

In these GFL callback functions, I use the IStream object pointer to access the Read() and ...

My mistake - it would appear the TransparentIndex is still filled out, but the ColorMap field is not. However, without ColorMap, the TransparentIndex field is kinda useless on its own.

When loading with a forced colour model which has the Alpha channel (GFL_RGBA | GFL_ABGR | GFL_BGRA | GFL_ARGB), it would be nice if the TransparentIndex and ColorMap fields were still filled out with the correct information if the image has a colour map with or without transparency.

Without this ...

Hmmm, after changing a bit of code, this seems to have fixed itself.

Some of the changes involved changing some of the load params, so I'll see if I can work out which one(s) caused the problem.