Toggle actual size/fit to screen

[Davejkane]

• Add ToggleFit to Action enum in ui.rs
• Add actual_size boolean to program
• Match z key to ToggleFit in event_action function in ui.rs
• Match Action::ToggleFit to toggle_fit function in run in program.rs
• in toggle_fit function flip the actual_size boolean
• When changing image in Next, Prev, Move, First, Last etc, reset the actual_size boolean. It should be true when both images are small than window, and false when any dimension is larger than the corresponding window dimension.
• Add new action to README.

[gurgalex]

So, pressing z should either zoom in or out on the image until it fits in the dimensions of the window?

[Davejkane]

Yes, pressing z should toggle between actual size and fit to window. The default for images smaller than the window should be actual size, and the default for images larger than the window should be fit to window.

[gurgalex]

Question. When the image is larger than the display and actual size is desired, should the viewport focus on the center of the image?

I'm heavily leaning toward centered.

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Centered

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Or

Top-left focus

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[Davejkane]

I'd also definitely go with centred. Hadn't even thought of it as an option :)

[Davejkane]

Just a heads up, canvas.copy_ex let's you specify a centre point, which will make this much easier.

https://rust-sdl2.github.io/rust-sdl2/sdl2/render/struct.Canvas.html#method.copy_ex

[gurgalex]

Nice! Just need to get the center point of the texture.

[gurgalex]

From what I've read, the center point for copy_ex is used to specify the point to rotate or flip along. https://docs.rs/sdl2/0.32.2/sdl2/render/struct.Canvas.html#method.copy_ex

Copies a portion of the texture to the current rendering target, optionally rotating it by angle around the given center and also flipping it top-bottom and/or left-right.

So, perhaps what needs to be done manually is:

1. Compute the texture center point
2. (tex_slice) Create a rectangle to select only an area as large as the destination dimensions (or an area only as large as the image dimensions)
3. Center the tex_slice center on the destination area center.