Origional xee mac image viewer how to#
Origional xee mac image viewer full#
Origional xee mac image viewer software#
Origional xee mac image viewer windows#

I am just specifying which file types I support in the plist, and then getting events to the NSApplication. I don't know the specific file API you're using, since there's at least three, so I couldn't answer that question specifically. > I checked, and 'open -a Xee ' works properly, so I assume it would be a matter of noticing that the thing you've been given is a directory.

Origional xee mac image viewer full#

Full screen mode is something I'll probably do sooner or later. I'll probably add an option for this whenever I get around to making a preference GUI. It might look prettier if I enabled mip-mapping, but it would also use a bit more graphics memory. Also, will you be making a 'full screen' mode that does away with the menu bar and status bar?ДЄs MrVacBob says, it's OpenGL doing the resampling. > The 'fit to screen' isn't as pretty as Apple's. > 'Error loading image' on the attached image. I haven't been able to track it down, and it seems fairly random.

Origional xee mac image viewer windows#

There might be some issues with multiple windows open. But I tried it a couple of other times and couldn't reproduce it. > Trying to open another viewer while one viewer is open = hang. I'll probably look into ways of fixing that later. This also matches the behaviour of ACDSee, but in this case it may not be a good idea. Maybe the program could do a re-scan of the folder whenever it is brought to the background from the foreground? > When more images are added to the folder Xee is currently browsing, Xee doesn't seem to become aware of them. I should probably be clearing the buffer before drawing the Quicktime-loaded image into it, or something. > I just happened to have a Wakaba vericode image on my desktop, and when Xee opens it, the transparent background is noisy. It also reduces the clutter around the image. It's admittedly confusing to people not used to ACDSee, but for me it's natural, and I've been pretty much designing for myself with this one. > When opening an image too big for my screen, and I'm not telling it to shrink images to fit, it opens it up in full size, but there are no scroll bars. Known bug - I just ripped off the file types from Preview and what NSImage says it can handle, but I no longer use NSImage for loading so it's outdated.

> The program tries to open PDFs and BMP images, but displays just a blank black box for both.

Origional xee mac image viewer software#

It would be hard to duplicate this without using software scaling. It uses OpenGL (presumably bilinear) scaling, and Preview first displays a scale with no interpolation and then goes back with Lanczos or something. Perhaps a 'current height/total height' percentage at the bottom? > The 'fit to screen' isn't as pretty as Apple's. This confused me the first time I got to a manga page that was entirely white at the top, but I don't want a scroll bar wasting space in the window.

I checked, and 'open -a Xee ' works properly, so I assume it would be a matter of noticing that the thing you've been given is a directory.

Origional xee mac image viewer how to#

> I am enough of a Mac newbie to not know how to make that work. Also, will you be making a 'full screen' mode that does away with the menu bar and status bar?

The 'fit to screen' isn't as pretty as Apple's.

'Error loading image' on the attached image.

Trying to open another viewer while one viewer is open = hang.

When more images are added to the folder Xee is currently browsing, Xee doesn't seem to become aware of them.

I just happened to have a Wakaba vericode image on my desktop, and when Xee opens it, the transparent background is noisy.

When opening an image too big for my screen, and I'm not telling it to shrink images to fit, it opens it up in full size, but there are no scroll bars.

The program tries to open PDFs and BMP images, but displays just a blank black box for both.

Some of them you're probably aware of, but here goes: