planetarypy / pdsview

Python PDS Image Viewer
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Adding a Value and Location displaying toolbar #23

Closed percurnicus closed 9 years ago

percurnicus commented 9 years ago

@godber The x/y/value display works exactly like merview: 1) when you click the mouse the values update 2) When you click, hold, and move the values update with the mouse 3) The values do not update when the mouse is just moving around without being clicked.

I can make it so the values update with the mouse whenever it moves if you want.

percurnicus commented 9 years ago

Here are a couple of examples of what it looks like right now: screen shot 2015-08-06 at 12 26 33 pm

screen shot 2015-08-06 at 12 25 46 pm

godber commented 9 years ago

What does it do for color image?

godber commented 9 years ago

Shows 0 for three band images.

screen shot 2015-08-06 at 8 39 06 pm

Make it should show the R, G, and B values.

godber commented 9 years ago

Also, command+drag no longer permits panning the image. This could probably peacefully coexist with the click for value and click and drag for value functionality.

percurnicus commented 9 years ago

Can we add this image to the core set of planetary_test_data so we can test functionality with a 3 band colored image?

percurnicus commented 9 years ago

I have to reset the contrast/rotation/etc. after switching images

godber commented 9 years ago

Yes, ALL of the display parameters should be stored with the image. They are NOT independant global parameters but attributes of displaying a specific image. :)

godber commented 9 years ago

Compare this with merview zoomed in closely. I find two issues on Linux, see if you can reproduce them on Mac.