I remove any "padding" between or around pages, except for the padding
between dual-page layouts (I don't know how people want to use dual-page
and presentation at the same time, is padding desirable?). Then just
force the zoom to be the appropriate value when in presentation mode,
and skip to next/previous pages as buttons are pressed.
Things that aren't done:
- Toolbars aren't hiding. I don't actually want this, since I want to
be able to draw on presentations. Maybe as an option it could be done.
- Scrollbar is visible. Honestly, I couldn't yet work out how to hide
it. It should be easy, I feel, so maybe in another commit.
- The current slide has a red border. I don't mind this, I feel it
helps highlight the slide against the background. Easy to remove
though.
ScrollHandler::goTo[Next|Previous]Page()
- Don't add "top" to add padding when seeing next/previous page
Layout::layoutPages()
- If in presentation mode, set padding = 0. Also allow zero-width
margins.
Layout::ensureRectIsVisible()
- If in presentation mode, don't add extra space around the page.
XournalView::getZoom()
- If in presentation mode, force zoom to be the appropriate level.
XournalView::onKeyPressEvent()
- If in presentation mode, left/right also go forwards/backwards in
presentation. This is useful for things like laser pointers when
presenting.
XournalView class
- Add getDisplayWidth/Height functions.
- The scroll handler unnecessarily locked the document
leading to a dead lock
- A failed mathtex call lead to a segfault
Signed-off-by: Wilson Brenna <wbrenna@uwaterloo.ca>
Should be Threadsave now, may there are some Deadlocks, There is a codepart for debugging in Document.cpp, marked with TODO: debug
git-svn-id: svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/xournal/svn/trunk@66 9fe2bcd3-a095-4d8b-a836-9b85dc8d7627
William Pettersson
MarPiRK
Andreas Butti
x2b
Wilson Brenna
andreasb123