Releases: rswinkle/sdl_img
1.0 Release Candidate 1
It's only a year overdue but I've been busy with too many things.
- New GIF features (see README or man pages)
- New (and newly documented) thumb mode features.
- Fixed missing modification date/time on Windows.
- Upgraded all libraries (Nuklear, stb_image, etc.) removed unnecessary ones.
- Many more fixes and features I'm forgetting.
Try it out, try to break it, and create issues for anything you find or suggestions for improvements.
Enjoy!
0.99
Well it's been over 2 and a half years since the last release and this is long overdue. I'm not going to list everything that changed in detail since the last release but very briefly:
Lots of bug fixes (including a long standing but rarely seen threading bug)
New features, like list mode (CTRL+I)
etc.
This is really just a prelude to a proper 1.0-RC sometime in the next month or two hopefully. I need to flesh out some undocumented features and actually document everything in both the README and the man page.
0.98
Bug fixes, improvements, and new features as usual.
New Features include
- Pausing/Unpausing GIFS with P
- Thumbnail mode with CTRL+T
- Added CTRL+Space to complement Space. They do the same as ALT+Direction which makes me think that should be CTRL+Direction which would be easier to reach anyway...
In thumbnail mode you can scroll with the mouse and double click to open an image. You can also go up and down with the UP/DOWN arrows or j/k. You can jump to the top or bottom with g/G. Finally if you hit v you'll go into "visual mode" where your current image will be boxed in green and you can move like vim with hjkl, g/G and hitting enter opens your current selection. CTRL + hjkl adjusts how many rows or columns of thumbs are displayed (which can also be controlled in Preferences but this is far more convenient).
I'm still up in the air about some thumb mode behavior/controls. I kind of want to add x for delete and block delete in visual mode. I think the green rectangle is kind of hard to see and maybe it should be a partially transparent box so it's easier to notice. Lastly, should it just start in "visual mode" and that's the only mode? I'm sort of straddling the line between actual vim mode and visual mode with my "visual mode" so it's maybe a little confusing, especially since you can still use j/k in normal mode but can't see your current image (might not even be on the screen) or hit enter to select.
I definitely need feedback.
Saving favorites and arbitrary rotation are still "undocumented/unofficial". I need feedback for those to but I'm kind of fine with leaving them as extras/easter eggs for advanced users.
0.97
Lots of bug fixes and improvements as well as new features.
New Features include:
- shuffling and sorting the image list (starts sorted, and keyboard only for now, no GUI buttons yet)
- recursively scanning directories (via command line arguments)
Undocumented features:
- Arbitrary rotation (CTRL + L/R, only in single image mode or when an image is focused in multi-modes)
- Saving (with V) to a favorites list (just a text file in your preferences directory (parent of default cache directory). You can then use it with -l to open it as a "playlist". Currently Linux only due to no realpath() on windows.