Krita apparently supports Exif, e.g. saving to TIFF it saves "description". And it seems it aims to be XMP-DCMI standard-compliant (https://community.kde.org/Krita/Metadata#Metadata_Framework_in_Krita2). Dublin Core (DCMI) defines the element "description" as a "free-text account of the resource"(http://dublincore.org/documents/dcmi-terms/#terms-description), and the element "abstract" as best suited for summaries. - The textarea in "File > Document Information > General > Comments", it maps to the xml node "description" in *kra documentinfo.xml. - The textarea in "File > New > Custom/Clipboard > Contents > Description", it maps to the xml node "abstract" in *kra documentinfo.xml. To show off "description" in "File > Document information" I guess you would map the textarea in "File > New > Custom/Clipboard > Contents > Description" to the node "description" in *kra "documentinfo.xml". Reproducible: Always
Git commit 25e41ba4300b21a5b2db33ef533a39fab1b3e8d2 by Boudewijn Rempt. Committed on 22/03/2016 at 13:50. Pushed by rempt into branch 'master'. The document info dialog and the new image dialog both have a description/comments field, but used different http://www.calligra.org/DTD/document-info-1.1.dtd fields: comments and abstract. Use abstract everywhere. Note that the abstract, comments and description fields in the documentinfo.xml file have nothing to do with dublin core, they are hold-overs from the old koffice/calligra/opendocument days. M +4 -4 libs/odf/KoDocumentInfo.cpp M +1 -1 libs/ui/KisDocument.cpp M +3 -3 libs/widgets/KoDocumentInfoDlg.cpp M +3 -3 libs/widgets/koDocumentInfoAboutWidget.ui M +1 -1 plugins/flake/textshape/kotext/KoInlineTextObjectManager.cpp http://commits.kde.org/krita/25e41ba4300b21a5b2db33ef533a39fab1b3e8d2