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0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2014 12:48 pm
by AngryNil
I've been trying to use XnView as a GIF viewer, but it's impractical because I have to press escape three times to close the program from fullscreen mode. First escape pauses the GIF, second kicks me back to the standard view, and then the third one closes the program. The "pressing escape once" option in settings does not help. This also happens with Alt+F4, which is very troubling.

Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2014 1:09 pm
by m.Th.
In Settings | View | View you have on the bottom of the page "Disable GIF animation" if this fits you.

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 1:54 am
by AngryNil
Why would pausing a GIF be bound to Alt+F4, universally recognised as a command to close windows? It doesn't seem to do this when the program is launched in a normal window, so I have to imagine that it's a bug.

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 4:22 pm
by m.Th.
AngryNil wrote:Why would pausing a GIF be bound to Alt+F4, universally recognised as a command to close windows? It doesn't seem to do this when the program is launched in a normal window, so I have to imagine that it's a bug.
Sure. But I answered you to another point.

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 2:46 am
by AngryNil
Unfortunately that doesn't help. I was looking at XnView instead of the built-in Windows image viewer because it has the capability to play GIFs. I suppose I'll be using IrfanView until this issue is fixed.

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 7:40 pm
by xnview
See Issue 304 for current status and details.

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2014 12:01 am
by AngryNil
Great, thanks!

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 8:26 am
by faltonico
Hi there!
I know i must sound very annoying bringing this up now that the bug is tagged as fixed, but, is there a way to configure the fullscreen viewer to exit instantly fromviewing a gif? it went from 3 key presses to just 2 (a petty trivial matter indeed -_-').

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 11:54 am
by xnview
faltonico wrote: I know i must sound very annoying bringing this up now that the bug is tagged as fixed, but, is there a way to configure the fullscreen viewer to exit instantly fromviewing a gif? it went from 3 key presses to just 2 (a petty trivial matter indeed -_-').
could you tell me the way that you use to view the file?

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 8:22 am
by faltonico
Thank you for your reply =3
I have xnview to view images at full-screen when 2-clicked (that mode with the black background), sorry for my lousy English :mrgreen:
When I open a gif, the animation starts without problems as usual, when I want to exit full-screen and go back doing whatever I'm doing, I press the escape button, but it just pauses the animation, a second press is due to exit the program. I don't remember having to do this on my workstation at home, so I think it must be some sort of configuration I'm missing, but please you tell me.

Thanks a lot for your attention!

Re: 0.64 win-x64: Fullscreen requires three escapes to close

Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 9:23 am
by xnview
faltonico wrote:Thank you for your reply =3
I have xnview to view images at full-screen when 2-clicked (that mode with the black background), sorry for my lousy English :mrgreen:
When I open a gif, the animation starts without problems as usual, when I want to exit full-screen and go back doing whatever I'm doing, I press the escape button, but it just pauses the animation, a second press is due to exit the program. I don't remember having to do this on my workstation at home, so I think it must be some sort of configuration I'm missing, but please you tell me.

Thanks a lot for your attention!
yes for a animated gif you need to press 2 times ESC