
What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to do ?
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What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to do ?
What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to do ? ... because it does nothing here (MP linux 0.56 version x64)


XnViewMP Linux X64 - Debian - X64
Re: What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to d
The "Image Data" feature copies the 'raw bitmap' image (of any picture file) to the system clipboard.
You can then Paste it in an Image editor to use such as MS Paint or Photoshop®
Copying of image date is not new, it also exists in XnView classic too
You can then Paste it in an Image editor to use such as MS Paint or Photoshop®
Copying of image date is not new, it also exists in XnView classic too

Re: What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to d
Hi budz45 and thank you,budz45 wrote:The "Image Data" feature copies the 'raw bitmap' image (of any picture file) to the system clipboard.
You can then Paste it in an Image editor to use such as MS Paint or Photoshop®
Copying of image date is not new, it also exists in XnView classic too
...I thought it was to copy the exif data or similar into a text mode

... So 'copy the raw bitmap' is very more explicite for me than "Image Data"

XnViewMP Linux X64 - Debian - X64
Re: What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to d
Yes I understand what you mean when you thought that "Image Date" meant copying/handling Exif or other metadata.
I first thought the same too long ago 
Yes the copy "Image Data" function is relevant as a separate command but alternatively if you open a picture in view mode, you could Select-All (Ctrl+A) the viewed picture and then Copy (Ctrl+C) then this would do the exact same as a "Image Data" command, however you must Select-all the picture first or else you will end up copying the file. It's a smart way of features within XnView
I think most XnView software users are acclimated with the name "Image Data" since it dates back to times of XnView classic. I'm ok with the existing name.
The only other name I can think of to use would be (in English) something simple as "Actual image"


Yes the copy "Image Data" function is relevant as a separate command but alternatively if you open a picture in view mode, you could Select-All (Ctrl+A) the viewed picture and then Copy (Ctrl+C) then this would do the exact same as a "Image Data" command, however you must Select-all the picture first or else you will end up copying the file. It's a smart way of features within XnView

So you are proposing that "Image Data" be renamed to something else?oops66 wrote: ... So 'copy the raw bitmap' is very more explicite for me than "Image Data"
I think most XnView software users are acclimated with the name "Image Data" since it dates back to times of XnView classic. I'm ok with the existing name.
The only other name I can think of to use would be (in English) something simple as "Actual image"
Re: What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to d
- What does "Copy image data" do?
- Problem with copying selected part of picture
- Crash When copy to clipboard
budz45 ([url=http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=23940&p=97285#p97285]What's different in XnView MP [Full List][/url]) wrote:New features, for "Browser":
- [...]
- Copy to clipboard FULL File path(s), Filename(s) only, Path(s) only, Image data and more
JohnFredC ([url=http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=21664&p=97210#p97210]Request: Remove 'Copy pathname' and replace it with...[/url]) wrote:When using "Copy" in MP, the clipboard gets 4 items:
For pasting into Outlook, one must choose (via "Paste Special") one of the above. (Outlook Paste defaults to "File", which means an attachment is automatically appended, not always what the user wants).
- Unformatted Text
Device Independent Bitmap
Unformatted UNICODE Text
File
Having separate options is for those of us who anticipate the behavior of other software and want to skip a few UI steps (after the copy and before the paste).
Keyboard shortcuts / hotkeys in XnView Classic:xnview ([url=http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=11285&p=46525#p46525]Copy and Paste[/url]) wrote:Ok, i'll add a hidden setting in 1.90.3HelpDesk-Junky wrote:Please change the functionality back to your older style, please...
CopyClipboard=0 (filename & image), CopyClipboard=1 (image)
- cmd_Copy = Copy selected file(s) = Ctrl+C
- cmd_Copyimage = Copy image data = Ctrl+Shift+C
- cmd_CopyTo = Copy selected file(s) to folder... = Alt+C
Keyboard shortcuts / hotkeys (customizable) of XnViewMP (default.keys):XnView Wiki (UI-less Settings » [url=http://www.xnview.com/wiki/index.php/UI-less_Settings#View]View[/url]) wrote:
CopyClipboard
- Changes the data XnView will set in the clipboard when copying an image.
Value: Integer, default value is 0
- 0. Copy only image data.
1. Copy image filename and file object.
2. Copy image data, filename and file object.
Code: Select all
[Browser]
cmd_copyFile Ctrl+C
cmd_copyFileTo Alt+C
cmd_copyFilename
cmd_copyImage Ctrl+Shift+C
cmd_copyName
cmd_copyPathname
[View]
cmd_copy Ctrl+C
cmd_copyFileTo Alt+C
cmd_copyFilename
cmd_copyImage Ctrl+Shift+C
cmd_copyName
cmd_copyPathname
Re: What does "Image Data" (Ctrl + shift+c) is supposed to d
...No, I think i can live without this changebudz45 wrote:...So you are proposing that "Image Data" be renamed to something else?
I think most XnView software users are acclimated with the name "Image Data" since it dates back to times of XnView classic. I'm ok with the existing name...

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