Benjamin Owad
Benjamin Owad
The issue is there is no mechanism for qVIew to open a folder. It only knows how to open files. This would be a nice behavior to add. > If...
That's a good suggestion. Perhaps holding ctrl/cmd could allow for moving the image around with this enabled.
In case anyone is interested, you can do this on macOS natively using this trick: https://www.mackungfu.org/UsabilityhackClickdraganywhereinmacOSwindowstomovethem
Confirmed. Not sure if you noticed, but there is an option to pick what to do after deletion: I will fix this by having it do nothing probably. This problem...
Yes I would consider that the desired behavior.
Ah, you see I have not been testing with folders with that many images. Do you think the loading time increases linearly or at a higher order of magnitude?
Ok, so maybe the change to make is if the path is the same as the previous folder, to skip repopulating the list of items in the current folder
Yes, you can download previous versions here: https://github.com/jurplel/qView/releases Sorry about this.
Culprit for the slowdown is: ```cpp QFileInfoList QVImageCore::getCompatibleFiles() { QFileInfoList fileInfoList = currentFileDetails.fileInfo.dir().entryInfoList(qvApp->getFilterList(), QDir::Files); QMimeDatabase mimeDb; QList supportedMimeTypes = QImageReader::supportedMimeTypes(); // Qt 5.15 seems to have added pdf support for...
Open with menu population is responsible too.