| Summary: | slideshow skips pictures | ||
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| Product: | unknown | Reporter: | bert |
| Component: | general | Assignee: | Stephan Kulow <coolo> |
| Status: | CLOSED FIXED | ||
| Severity: | normal | ||
| Priority: | NOR | ||
| Version: | 1.0 | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Platform: | RedHat Enterprise Linux | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
| Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
| Sentry Crash Report: | |||
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Description
bert
2001-03-18 17:17:00 UTC
bert@bertenselena.net wrote: > > Package: pixie > Version: 1.0 (using KDE 2.1.0 ) > Severity: normal > Installed from: Red Hat Linux > Compiler: gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) > OS: Linux 2.2.17-8smp i686 > OS/Compiler notes: > > I have loaded about 30 jpg images in pixie and try to run a slideshow. But the slide show skips certain pictures from the list. > Okay I'll look at this. > On a side note loading multiple picutures in pixie could be enhanced! I'd like to see pixie *.jpg work and/or a select all button in the open-dialog. > pixie *jpg does work... > Regards > > Bert > > (Submitted via bugs.kde.org) > (Called from KBugReport dialog) Hello Mosfet > > On a side note loading multiple picutures in pixie could > be enhanced! I'd like to see pixie *.jpg work and/or a > select all button in the open-dialog. > > pixie *jpg does work... Mmmm that's weird I just got on item in the list: *.jpg and no picture. I'll try again maybe I did something wrong. Fact is that the first time I started pixie I tried to load pictures via the file-open menu. I (as a novice user) expected to be able to load all my pictures from there in one go. A "select all" scheme ala xmms would be great! > > Regards > > > > Bert > > > > (Submitted via bugs.kde.org) > > (Called from KBugReport dialog) > Bert.Haverkamp@libertel.nl wrote: > > Hello Mosfet > > > On a side note loading multiple picutures in pixie could > > be enhanced! I'd like to see pixie *.jpg work and/or a > > select all button in the open-dialog. > > > > pixie *jpg does work... > Mmmm that's weird I just got on item in the list: *.jpg > and no picture. I'll try again maybe I did something wrong. > Fact is that the first time I started pixie I tried to load pictures via > the file-open > menu. I (as a novice user) expected to be able to load all my pictures from > there in one go. > A "select all" scheme ala xmms would be great! Well you can select multiple files... I guess I could add select all but just highlighting everything will load them. > > > > Regards > > > > > > Bert > > > > > > (Submitted via bugs.kde.org) > > > (Called from KBugReport dialog) > > Ah I see why this happened... There were no jpegs in the directory and you can't load what isn't there ;-) I should fix this to give an error tho. Also check out the command line options for loading all images. Bert.Haverkamp@libertel.nl wrote: > > Hello Mosfet > > > On a side note loading multiple picutures in pixie could > > be enhanced! I'd like to see pixie *.jpg work and/or a > > select all button in the open-dialog. > > > > pixie *jpg does work... > Mmmm that's weird I just got on item in the list: *.jpg > and no picture. I'll try again maybe I did something wrong. > Fact is that the first time I started pixie I tried to load pictures via > the file-open > menu. I (as a novice user) expected to be able to load all my pictures from > there in one go. > A "select all" scheme ala xmms would be great! > > > > Regards > > > > > > Bert > > > > > > (Submitted via bugs.kde.org) > > > (Called from KBugReport dialog) > > > > > pixie *jpg does work...
> > Mmmm that's weird I just got on item in the list: *.jpg
> > and no picture. I'll try again maybe I did something wrong.
> > Fact is that the first time I started pixie I tried to
> load pictures via
> > the file-open
> > menu. I (as a novice user) expected to be able to load all
> my pictures from
> > there in one go.
> > A "select all" scheme ala xmms would be great!
>
> Well you can select multiple files... I guess I could add select all
> but just highlighting everything will load them.
again mmmm I couldn't. selecting with ctrl alt shift or whatever button
pressed did not work.
Also draging a box around multiple files didn't work.
How should I select multiple files?
To make things very clear: I'm talking about the open-dialog of pixie here.
I could select multiple files in Konqueror and drag them onto pixie of
course!
Hmm multiple files should have been in the version that went into KDE2.1... if not upgrade to 1.0alpha1 on www.mosfet.org/pixie. It's been there for awhile ;-) As far as *jpg showing up in the filelist that can only happen if there are no files that match *jpg in your current directory. Otherwise the shell expands the wildcard before Pixie even runs. I was assuming that anything on the commandline that doesn't match a filename is supposed to be an internet URL now I check to see if it's a valid URL and if not give a error message. Bert.Haverkamp@libertel.nl wrote: > > > > > pixie *jpg does work... > > > Mmmm that's weird I just got on item in the list: *.jpg > > > and no picture. I'll try again maybe I did something wrong. > > > Fact is that the first time I started pixie I tried to > > load pictures via > > > the file-open > > > menu. I (as a novice user) expected to be able to load all > > my pictures from > > > there in one go. > > > A "select all" scheme ala xmms would be great! > > > > Well you can select multiple files... I guess I could add select all > > but just highlighting everything will load them. > again mmmm I couldn't. selecting with ctrl alt shift or whatever button > pressed did not work. > Also draging a box around multiple files didn't work. > How should I select multiple files? > To make things very clear: I'm talking about the open-dialog of pixie here. > I could select multiple files in Konqueror and drag them onto pixie of > course! (Note: This is a resend - sorry if the original shows up. pppd died in the middle of transmission :P) Hmm multiple files should have been in the version that went into KDE2.1... if not upgrade to 1.0alpha1 on www.mosfet.org/pixie. It's been there for awhile ;-) As far as *jpg showing up in the filelist that can only happen if there are no files that match *jpg in your current directory. Otherwise the shell expands the wildcard before Pixie even runs. I was assuming that anything on the commandline that doesn't match a filename is supposed to be an internet URL now I check to see if it's a valid URL and if not give a error message. Bert.Haverkamp@libertel.nl wrote: > > > > > pixie *jpg does work... > > > Mmmm that's weird I just got on item in the list: *.jpg > > > and no picture. I'll try again maybe I did something wrong. > > > Fact is that the first time I started pixie I tried to > > load pictures via > > > the file-open > > > menu. I (as a novice user) expected to be able to load all > > my pictures from > > > there in one go. > > > A "select all" scheme ala xmms would be great! > > > > Well you can select multiple files... I guess I could add select all > > but just highlighting everything will load them. > again mmmm I couldn't. selecting with ctrl alt shift or whatever button > pressed did not work. > Also draging a box around multiple files didn't work. > How should I select multiple files? > To make things very clear: I'm talking about the open-dialog of pixie here. > I could select multiple files in Konqueror and drag them onto pixie of > course! -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Thank you for your bug report. The bug that your reported no longer applies to the latest development (CVS) version of KDE. This is most probably because the bug has been fixed the application has been substantially modified or the application no longer exists. The bug report will be closed. - -- Cheers Chris Howells -- chris@chrishowells.co.uk howells@kde.org Web: http://chrishowells.co.uk PGP key: http://chrishowells.co.uk/pgp.txt KDE: http://www.koffice.org http://edu.kde.org http://usability.kde.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE8DWCmF8Iu1zN5WiwRAgulAJ9RIRq9fW+YRw+w+510C+NEiOCofQCgj8VE 9VBw2+syjTmt4ZAXvp+ueAI= =bM8l -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |