Shawn Van Every
Shawn Van Every
Yes.. Sorry, should have reported that. On Nov 1, 2011, at 11:43 AM, n8fr8 wrote: > this is on Nexus S? > > ## > > Reply to this email...
After a bit more experimenting, I see now that I have been trying to drag based on the additional image handles that appear outside of the bounds of the region....
This might get us partially there (not perfect so not checking it in) ``` RectF paintingRect = new RectF(); paintingRect.set(regionRect); paintingRect.inset(10,10); obscuredPaint.setStrokeWidth(10f); obscuredCanvas.drawRect(paintingRect, obscuredPaint); float cSize = CORNER_SIZE; if (currentRegion.isSelected())...
Unfortunately, all of the above. n8fr8 [email protected] wrote: > Weird. Was this taken from the camera within Obscura, loaded from Gallery or Shared? > > Shawn Van Every [email protected] wrote:...
Still happens in RC2
11-12 13:40:42.308: DEBUG/SSC(3916): Orientation: 0 which is ORIENTATION_UNDEFINED Sadly it seems this is an issue with the nexus s: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4517634/picture-orientation-from-gallery-camera-intent Specifically, when we request a photo through the camera intent,...
here are some hints on how to do it: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4571461/broadcast-receiver-wont-receive-camera-event
Interesting. So we think it is the upsizing that is the culprit? The other big thing is the maintaining of EXIF data. We'll have to think about whether or not...
@catarak when you made that change, were you working off a local version of your editor? I get errors when I try to do this. I assume they are HTTPS...
Sadly, Chrome doesn't allow HTTPS (web or websocket) connections to localhost without at least a self-signed certificate running on the same machine. (I am not sure why it worked for...