SRL Archive - Commits

I've added a first draft of colour history.

E:
Small images with the picked colour for each item.
Groups / Tolerance comparisons?

Edit2:

• Icons
• (Simple) Grouping support by Drag and Drop
• RGB Values
• Load / Save from and to XML.
• Show other values like HSL,XYZ…
• Perhaps some sorting in it?
• You name it.

Perhaps add a key shortcut/icon to copy the current colour, small thing, but makes it ever faster for usage.

As I've already told you, brilliant idea.

(*side note* CMYK… CTS4? :p)

E: nvm side note.. if CTS4 was to exist, it would use Lab rather than CMYK since RGB != CMYK

I like CMYK.

Isn't CMYK mostly used for prints?

How would it be useful in RS cheating?

Who says it's only for RS cheating?

Changed from TListView to TTreeView. Added grouping support. Added Icons.
Next on the list is Load/Save (to XML).
It also shows RGB values.

Updated first post.

*faps*

Still waiting for ACA-like things.
:rolleyes:

Edit: Perhaps titles to the trees?

Neat neat!

Fixed bug + added Load/Save XML.

Fixed a bullshit bug. Why does ImageList sort all it's images (and their indices) when an Image is deleted?

16:07 < Wizzup> Why does TImageList.Delete change Indices of other images?
16:08 < Wizzup> This is really annoying when using an TImageList runtime... Say I have a node assigned an imageindex 2, and I 
                delete image 0, then the index changes to 1, and the node has an other (invalid) image
16:12 < Wizzup> Which means I have to .Clear; the entire image list, and reassign all images
16:13 < Wizzup> I can't believe this is expected behaviour. Why sort the list at all, when you can just keep track of deleted 
                images, and once a new bitmap is added, add it to that position?

The features in the first post still need to be implemented. Perhaps someone feels like adding it? It shouldn't be too hard. I'm not sure if this should become an ACA-like program as that already exists, sort of. But showing HSL,XYZ etc might be nice.

I really enjoy this feature of SIMBA, great thinking!