Summary:
Changing typewriter text color can be done in the typewriter properties dialog, or programmatically via new okular API methods TextAnnotation::textColor and TextAnnotation::setTextColor.
poppler >= 0.69 is required to store text color natively inside PDF documents. For other document types, text color is stored as metadata inside the document archive.
This work was done during GSoC 2018. See https://community.kde.org/GSoC/2018/StatusReports/DileepSankhla for details.
Test Plan:
- properties dialog of typewriter annotation has "Font Color" picker
- saving to PDF results in <r> <g> <b> rg operation in /DA
- saving to archive results in fontColor="rrggbb" attribute in metadata.xml
Reviewers: sander
Reviewed By: sander
Subscribers: kde-doc-english, sander, okular-devel
Tags: #okular, #documentation
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D15205
Summary:
Typewriter is originally specified by the PDF reference as special FreeText annotation, where Intent=FreeTextTypewriter. It features opaque letters on transparent background, so that users can fill non interactive forms. Herewith typewriter is implemented natively for PDF, and there's also an Okular specific implementation for other document types. The added tool reuses the inline note UI.
This work was done during GSoC 2018. See https://community.kde.org/GSoC/2018/StatusReports/DileepSankhla for details.
FEATURE: 353401
Test Plan:
- okularpartrc is generated (if not yet existing) with typewriter as 10th tool
- typewriter tool is also available in Annotation Tools -> Add, Typ "Typewriter"
- selecting the tool and left click into document opens inline note input dialog
- finishing creates an annotation similar to inline note, but with transparent background
- saving into PDF results in /Subtype FreeText /IT /FreeTextTypeWriter
- saving typewriter into archive stores color with alpha channel = 0x00
- opening annotated archive works, if archive was created with old Okular, and opened in patched Okular
- opening annotated archive works, if archive was created with patched Okular, and opened in old Okular
Reviewers: sander
Reviewed By: sander
Subscribers: ngraham, sander, okular-devel
Tags: #okular
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D15204
Summary:
This is mainly preparation for D15204 (typewriter), where storing RGB won't be sufficient any longer.
Typewriter will need transparent background (alpha=0x00), which can only be expressed as ARGB string.
Current code handles name format identical for all annotations. It doesn't hurt to store all annotations in ARGB format, so instead of introducing special handling for typewriter, let's store all annotation color attributes as ARGB string.
Note: In case of previously existing okularpartrc, configuration will be reused without conversion. New color format will be written when new settings are saved. This has no bad effect.
Test Plan:
- when [Reviews] section in okularpartrc is initially generated, all annotation color attributes are in #AARRGGBB format
- saving into archive stores color with alpha channel (#AARRGGBB), for all kind of annotations
Reviewers: sander
Reviewed By: sander
Subscribers: dileepsankhla, sander, okular-devel
Tags: #okular
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D15279
Summary:
This patch enables HiDPI throughout the application
Every pixmap is multiplied by the devicePixelRatioF
QPainter code is ajusted to take the DPR value into account
All pixmaps get cached with the highest DPR of all screens. When moving the application to another screen, the cache doesn't have to be invalidated.
BUGS: 362856 383589
REVIEW: D6268
Summary:
BUG: 182994
Adds an option to the config dialog that enables background color (the color around the displayed page) to be changed (while by default preserving the Qt toolkit selection as not to affect existing users).
Reasons for this change:
Accessibility, eye strain, aesthetic reasons, color displayed on monitor can affect power consumption (how: depends on display technology).
Many people want this change occording to Bugzilla and other sources.
Maintenance: Nearly no additional maintenance:
This is no new subsystem but a trivial feature with no complex code dependencies, and we are already showing a colour selection dialog and setting colours in other places in Okular.
{F4257766}
Other less important information:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/130219/https://mail.kde.org/pipermail/okular-devel/2017-September/025520.html
Test Plan:
Tested everything, it all works:
Toggled the custom background color, changed custom background color, removed okular settings file (with: "rm ~/.config/okular*") to verify it uses the usual qt theme colour by default (where the settings file remembered the custom color).
Reviewers: #okular, aacid, elvisangelaccio, rkflx, ngraham
Reviewed By: ngraham
Subscribers: aacid, ltoscano, ngraham
Tags: #okular
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D8051
Summary:
BUG: 182994
Adds an option to the config dialog that enables background color (the color around the displayed page) to be changed (while by default preserving the Qt toolkit selection as not to affect existing users).
Reasons for this change:
Accessibility, eye strain, aesthetic reasons, color displayed on monitor can affect power consumption (how: depends on display technology).
Many people want this change occording to Bugzilla and other sources.
Maintenance: Nearly no additional maintenance:
This is no new subsystem but a trivial feature with no complex code dependencies, and we are already showing a colour selection dialog and setting colours in other places in Okular.
{F4257766}
Other less important information:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/130219/https://mail.kde.org/pipermail/okular-devel/2017-September/025520.html
Test Plan:
Tested everything, it all works:
Toggled the custom background color, changed custom background color, removed okular settings file (with: "rm ~/.config/okular*") to verify it uses the usual qt theme colour by default (where the settings file remembered the custom color).
Reviewers: #okular, aacid, elvisangelaccio, rkflx, ngraham
Reviewed By: ngraham
Subscribers: aacid, ltoscano, ngraham
Tags: #okular
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D8051
The unit test 'editdrawingtooldialogtest' on the frameworks branch aborts at run-time. Reason: it expects the dialog to have a KLineEdit member with object name 'name'. That KLineEdit does exist in the dialog, but no object name is set for it at all. This patch explicitly sets the object name to 'name', which makes the editdrawingtooldialogtest pass again.
REVIEW: 126158
Changes
C1. Added submenu, moved "Trim margins" (TM mode) to it and added "Trim To Selection" (TS mode).
C2. Activating "Trim To selection" enters a new mousemode, similar to RectSelect for defining a viewport.
C3. Once a viewport has been defined, it serves as a viewport for all pages in the document.
C4. Left/Right pages are not treated differently.
Manual Testing
T1. Switching between modes enforces at most one active.
T2. Can deactivate a mode by selecting it again from the menu.
T3. When draggin bbox selection, clicking outside page does not crash.
T4. When in "Facing Pages" mode, mouse release must be over any page (or is ignored).
T5. Normalized bbox coords are computed relative to page indicated by point of mouse release.
T6. Behave as expected when switching between any pair of No Trim/Trim Margins/Trim To Selection.
T7. TM mode persisted across app restarts (existing behavior).
T8. TS mode forgotten across app restarts (as desired).
T9. Exiting and reselectin "Trim To Selection" prompts for new bbox.
T10. Choosing a small Trim bbox enforces minimium dimensions size (As percentag of total), as
it does in TM mode, because of the "scale big and crop down" implementation, to avoid huge pixmaps.
TS mode minimum set at 20% (vs. TM mode's 50%).
REVIEW: 124716
BUGS: 351156
3 benefits:
* We can set the shortcut in the edit shortcuts dialog as before
* Shortcuts can be activated without showing the topbar as before
* Drawing in the toppbar is exactly as the other actions
Laurent Montel
Dileep Sankhla
Yuri Chornoivan
Lukas Hetzenecker
Albert Freeman
Luigi Toscano
Nathaniel Graham
Kevin Funk
Marco Scarpetta
Albert Astals Cid
Albert Vaca
Olivier CHURLAUD
Martin T. H. Sandsmark
Oliver Sander
Sumit Sahrawat
Frederic Tronel
Jake Linder
Michael Palimaka
Tobias Koenig
Saheb Preet Singh
Jeremy Whiting