XnView Software

A bug (or a function which I don't understand?), already existing in older versions:

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Edit - maybe I had a confusion between 1.94 and 1.95B2. It seem to work in 1.95, but I will not erase the posting because there seem to be another problem (see following):
I you create a "strip of images" with spaces between the columns, there seem to be a problem with calculating the width of images and spaces.

Example 1:
Take 50 images, each 5 cm wide, and "10 thumbs per row" - everything OK, you will see 10 images.

Example 2:
Take 50 images, each 5 cm wide, "10 thumbs per row" and "spacing 10 (or 20 or ...)" - you can see that the last thumb does not fit to the new image strip, because the spaces push it outside.

See here:
http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/2020 ... ionyc8.png
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Question or bug?
If I select "automatically adjust width and height" and use spaces the result is:
The first thumb starts at the left border - then come the spaces and next thumbs - the image ends with a small space at the right border.

Is this correct? Either it should fit the whole row in the image and has no space at left and at right border - or it place the same space at left and right. But now the result is a little bit confusing.
http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/3870 ... on2jw2.png

Peter

Will be fixed in 1.95 (beta 3)

BTW - the positioning (horizontal and vertical) in offers a lot of combination:

e.g. Fixed width of the final image:
- fit to width and scale the size of the thumbs
- fit to width, fixed spaces and scaled thumbs
- fit to width, fixed thumbs and scaled spaces
- fit to width, fixed spaces between and fixed spaces left and right and scaled thumbs
- fixed width, fixed thumbs, fixed spaces and centre alignment in the picture (equal, large spaces left and right)
.......

Peter

xnview wrote:Will be fixed in 1.95 (beta 3)

Not fixed now (Beta 3).

Peter

Peter2 wrote:

xnview wrote:Will be fixed in 1.95 (beta 3)

Not fixed now (Beta 3).

You have the same result????

Hello Pierre

maybe there is a confusion what we are talking about, but ...

Peter2 wrote:...Question or bug?
If I select "automatically adjust width and height" and use spaces the result is:
The first thumb starts at the left border - then come the spaces and next thumbs - the image ends with a small space at the right border.
...

... still exists.

And
"Creating strip images: Wrong placement of lines"
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=16031
still exists too.

Peter

Next confusion:

I select
- 200 images (each 1 x 1 cm)
- "Mosaic"
- 10 per row
- spacing v and h = 10
- 50 cm wide
- 100 cm height

and "create a strip".

And there is no difference if I enable or disable "automatically adjust height or width" - in both cases the thumbs of the images are scaled to approx. 5 x 5 cm.

Peter

Peter2 wrote:maybe there is a confusion what we are talking about, but ...

Peter2 wrote:...Question or bug?
If I select "automatically adjust width and height" and use spaces the result is:
The first thumb starts at the left border - then come the spaces and next thumbs - the image ends with a small space at the right border.
...

... still exists.

I can't confirm, could you send me the sample image used?

I sent it per mail.

Peter

Is this problem resolved in 1.95 final?

Result in 1.95.4:

Peter2 wrote:...
Example 2:
Take 50 images, each 5 cm wide, "10 thumbs per row" and "spacing 10 (or 20 or ...)" - you can see that the last thumb does not fit to the new image strip, because the spaces push it outside.

See here:
http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/2020 ... ionyc8.png[/color]

This seem to be my fault - it is not possible to press "10 images plus spaces" without scaling in a limited paper size ...

Peter2 wrote:...Question or bug?
If I select "automatically adjust width and height" and use spaces the result is:
The first thumb starts at the left border - then come the spaces and next thumbs - the image ends with a small space at the right border.

Is this correct? Either it should fit the whole row in the image and has no space at left and at right border - or it place the same space at left and right. But now the result is a little bit confusing.
http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/3870 ... on2jw2.png

The small border on the right side still appears.

Peter