pyapp-kit / ndv

Simple, fast-loading, n-dimensional array viewer with minimal dependencies.
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working on general model refactor #33

Open tlambert03 opened 5 months ago

tlambert03 commented 5 months ago

this PR is not necessarily for merging, but rather for discussing high level model and control flow. I want to step back and reconsider the model carefully. ndv is "doing a thing" somewhat nicely, and it's a good time to step back and clarify exactly what that thing is, with an eye towards building a better foundation to fix some issues (i.e. channel-specific lut persistence) and prepare for some nice features (i.e. chunked loading #22)

cc @alisterburt @hanjinliu, inasmuch as you're looking at this repo these days, would love your feedback!

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I'll keep tweaking and updating this flow here, and then actually implement it later

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hanjinliu commented 5 months ago

Hi @tlambert03, thanks for tagging me. I think it's a nice idea to reconsider the class designs at this point. I'll look into this PR in detail little by little, and leave some comments if I found something might be relevant.

alisterburt commented 5 months ago

I love what I'm seeing at first pass, feels very nice but I need some time to integrate the whole model - need to think a little more on the index/bounds and how this might work/not work with oblique planes... interesting to think about!