Rotate is "greyed out"

[DOS386]

When using B6, seems quite stable, but bug occured:

- "Rotate" was "greyed out" - No way to rotate !!!
- Loading other image -> No effect
- Reboot: fixed

Unfortunately, can't provide a secure way how to reproduce this bug.

Are there situations when "Rotate" is supposed to be greyed out legally ?

V 1.90 B6

[xnview]

When using B6, seems quite stable, but bug occured:

- "Rotate" was "greyed out" - No way to rotate !!!
- Loading other image -> No effect
- Reboot: fixed

Unfortunately, can't provide a secure way how to reproduce this bug.

Are there situations when "Rotate" is supposed to be greyed out legally ?

Rotate in view mode??

[DOS386]

Rotate in view mode??

YES. "Image" -> "Rotate"

The "Rotate" was greyed out and next submenu did not come up

[Clo]

Hello !

• “Rotate” could be greyed out if the image is a multi-page¦multi-frame type…

KR
Claude
Clo

[xnview]

Rotate in view mode??

YES. "Image" -> "Rotate"

The "Rotate" was greyed out and next submenu did not come up

Can't reproduce, do you reproduce it always?

[DOS386]

do you reproduce it always

NO. As written before:

Unfortunately, can't provide a secure way how to reproduce this bug.

1 time and after reboot never again.

When investigating, other bug occured: image disappeared after
rotating. "undo" brought it back. Saved as PNG, rebooted, retried:
no problem. One-time bug again.

If 1.90 final is ready and nobody confirms these bugs ... move to "closed"

[helmut]

NTOSKRNL_VXE, could you please check/observe the problem with XnView 1.90 RC1?

[helmut]

• “Rotate” could be greyed out if the image is a multi-page¦multi-frame type…

Right, or an animated GIF (which is a special type of multi-page image).

[DOS386]

Clo wrote:

• “Rotate” could be greyed out if the image is a multi-page¦multi-frame type…

Right, or an animated GIF (which is a special type of multi-page image).

Well, it was neither multi-page nor animated. Just an ordinary, rather big
(1500 ... 4000 pixels per dimension), image, and both bugs occured after
a large amount of edits.

check/observe the problem with XnView 1.90 RC1

OK, I'll upgrade to RC1 or RC2 ... but since there is no safe way to
reproduce there is also no safe way to verify a fix

[helmut]

OK, I'll upgrade to RC1 or RC2 ... but since there is no safe way to
reproduce there is also no safe way to verify a fix

Very true.

[xnview]

• “Rotate” could be greyed out if the image is a multi-page¦multi-frame type…

Right, or an animated GIF (which is a special type of multi-page image).

Yes, but difficult... When you click on a file, i don't load it to see if it's a multi page or animated file...