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Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 10:45 pm
by Arpas
I do not know if I did not find or really lacking in MP: the ability to copy a portion of the image and paste it into another part of the image (copy & paste within the same image, I do not know if it is understood). In XnView classic I can do this.
Thank you!
Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 3:51 am
by budz45
I'm sure it would be added in future so that it's like XnView classic, perhaps it would be improved for XnViewMP so that the pasted image in View mode can be moved around & dynamically resized etc
Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 10:43 am
by CreativeWorld
I can confirm this problem.
i have tested it in xnview mp v0.56 and v0.6 on linux mint 15 cinnamon 32bit.
When i copy the while image or just a selected area and then choose Edit > Paste, or press Ctrl + V , nothing happens.
If i choose Edit > copy to clipboard > image data, or if i copy an image from another application, the paste button gets grayed out.
Choosing Edit > Import clipboard opens the copied image in a new tab,
so the copied image is available to xnview mp, it just seams like the paste button isn't working.
Pasting ontop of an open image or in a selection works in Xnview 2.03 running through PlayOnLinux 4.2.1 (Wine).
Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2013 7:32 pm
by Arpas
Choosing Edit > Import clipboard opens the copied image in a new tab,
so the copied image is available to xnview mp, it just seams like the paste button isn't working.
Ok, could be that "paste button isn't working". Even I cannot paste in a new tab...
I think this option it's important! I am struck that does not work in MP.
Thanks for your comment!
Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2013 1:14 pm
by xnview
Right, not yet implemented...
Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 7:57 pm
by Arpas
Thanks Pierre! now is on 0.61!! I'm happy!

Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2013 1:35 am
by budz45
Pierre, yes thank you for adding to this XnViewMP 0.61....
...However as I quote:
budz45 wrote:so that the pasted image in View mode can be moved around & dynamically resized etc
It would be really nice if upon pasting the image, the pasted image would be auto-select all and ready for resizing or for moving around with the left-mouse button (without the left-mouse button needing to be held). I am sure I have seen this feature done in an image editor somewhere.
Please consider it for pasted images, I await your tchnical response Pierre
Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2013 5:37 am
by m.Th.
budz45 wrote:Pierre, yes thank you for adding to this XnViewMP 0.61....
...However as I quote:
budz45 wrote:so that the pasted image in View mode can be moved around & dynamically resized etc
It would be really nice if upon pasting the image, the pasted image would be auto-select all and ready for resizing or for moving around with the left-mouse button (without the left-mouse button needing to be held). I am sure I have seen this feature done in an image editor somewhere.
Please consider it for pasted images, I await your tchnical response Pierre
In MS Paint (shipped by default with Windows 95 and later). Borland/Inprise/Embarcadero Resource Editor has the same feature but also for non rectangular shapes (masks). It can be done if he keeps the selected area in an offscreen bitmap. However the trick is to take in account a possible future development for irregular areas (ie. using an Alpha channel) and for layers.
Re: Copy & paste a portion of the image
Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2013 8:38 am
by m.Th.
...It can be done if he keeps the selected area in an offscreen bitmap. However the trick is to take in account a possible future development for irregular areas (ie. using an Alpha channel) and for layers...
....hmmmm.... ...mhmmm... hmhmmhmm....
And then, perhaps, we can apply the filters to the selected area only???
This layering engine will be especially interesting if we'll combine it with the non-destructive editing from here:
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 24#p112633
...hmmm... ...mmmmmmm....
