0.88 lockzoom keyboard shortcut does nothing
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 3:28 pm
XnView: MP 0.88 - 64-bit
OS: Windows 7 - 64-bit
Effect: "ctrl+/" keyboad shortcut does nothing in fullscreen
I removed the ctrl+/ shortcut from its default "real size" and assigned it to "lockzoom"
To reproduce:
1. In Tools,Settings,interface,shortcuts then select "viewer mode"
2. remove ctrl+/ from "real size" and set to "nothing"
3. Assign ctrl+/ to "Zoomlock"
4. open any image in fullscreen
5. increase zoom from default zoom
6. press "ctrl+/" keyboard shortcut to enable "lockzoom"
7. mouse scroll to next image and zoom not locked
Actual behaviour (bug): zoomlock not locked to previous image zoom setting
The "ctrl+/" keyboard shortcut WILL work in viewer mode but not fullscreen
I tried changing shortcut zoomlock to "f12" and it works for both viewer mode and fullscreen
Also did the above settings in Tools,Settings,interface,shortcuts then select "Browser mode" with same results
The reason I wanted "ctrl+/" is because I have been using acdsee for many years and I am trying to configure XnViewMP to act the same.
Expected behaviour: pressing "ctrl+/" in viewer mode or fullscreen should lock the zoom
OS: Windows 7 - 64-bit
Effect: "ctrl+/" keyboad shortcut does nothing in fullscreen
I removed the ctrl+/ shortcut from its default "real size" and assigned it to "lockzoom"
To reproduce:
1. In Tools,Settings,interface,shortcuts then select "viewer mode"
2. remove ctrl+/ from "real size" and set to "nothing"
3. Assign ctrl+/ to "Zoomlock"
4. open any image in fullscreen
5. increase zoom from default zoom
6. press "ctrl+/" keyboard shortcut to enable "lockzoom"
7. mouse scroll to next image and zoom not locked
Actual behaviour (bug): zoomlock not locked to previous image zoom setting
The "ctrl+/" keyboard shortcut WILL work in viewer mode but not fullscreen
I tried changing shortcut zoomlock to "f12" and it works for both viewer mode and fullscreen
Also did the above settings in Tools,Settings,interface,shortcuts then select "Browser mode" with same results
The reason I wanted "ctrl+/" is because I have been using acdsee for many years and I am trying to configure XnViewMP to act the same.
Expected behaviour: pressing "ctrl+/" in viewer mode or fullscreen should lock the zoom