Hi
At first:
I was able to retrace this “problem” within ART_1.0_Win64
as well as in
ART_master_1.0-31-g431086649_W64_generic_200206
.
Exactly as @spidermonkey described.
Thereupon I compared the blackfoxx-GTK3-20_.css
and the TooWaBlue-GTK3-20_.css
with the RawTherapee-GTK3-20_.css
. I was just looking for keywords, such as “crop”, “preview”, “window” etc. And found only ONE entry in RawTherapee-GTK3-20_.css
which didn’t exist in the blackfoxx or TooWaBlue file. So I added this one entry
#PreviewWindow {
border-style: solid;
}
to the blackfoxx and TooWaBlue file, but nothing changed…
However, this “error” must be in these two .css
files, otherwise it wouldn’t work with the original RawTherapee-GTK3-20_.css
.
But unfortunately I don’t have time to compare this 2130 lines of code in the blackfoxx/TooWaBlue themes with the 1356 lines of the RawTherapee theme one by one.
But maybe @TooWaBoo can take a look here too?!
Second:
During these investigations I found another “problem” within RawTherapee
In fact, while using the crop-tool in ART:
- creating any selection
- switch back to hand-tool or click crop-tool once again
- selection will be cut out and displayed without the remaining picture within the preview-window
ART crop-tool after drawing an selection:
ART crop-tool after switching back to hand-tool or click on crop-tool again:
And while using the crop-tool in RawTherapee:
- creating any selection
- switch back to hand-tool or click crop-tool once again
- nothing happens after that
RawTherapee crop-tool after drawing an selection:
RawTherapee crop-tool after switching back to hand-tool or click on crop-tool again:
It remains the same. No matter which tool is chosen after drawing an selection, nothing happens!
Even the selection can’t be moved around within the picture, without changing it’s values or creating a new one…
AND: in case of this second “problem” it doesn’t matter which theme is applied!
I don’t know if this behavior is “normal” or another issue?!
Maybe somebody else can say something about that?!
Regards