Oct 27 2019
task resolved long time ago, closing it.
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Mar 26 2018
lets resolve this for now.
Superseded by https://phabricator.kde.org/T8198
Mar 11 2018
Feb 24 2018
Ah -- you don't need libkis for that. Use QStandardPaths and get the QStandardPaths::AppDataLocation location.
"The user's resource directory is fixed on each different OS. Settings/Manage Resources/Open Resource folder will always take you there."
Feb 23 2018
The windows build and the appimage come with python and pyqt; on Linux, if you build from source you'll need to install the dev packages for python3, sip and pyqt first. If you install from a repository, the packager should have setup the dependency chain. If you're on OSX or macOS, you should give me hand packaging python and pyqt in the dmg file :-)
So, what's the story with PyQt5 - if you get the Windows build or the linux app image it's bundled into the package?
But if you build from source (and presumably for package management users) you have to have it installed as a dependency to run the scripts?
Feb 21 2018
That depends on the name. "edit-undo" should work; you can find the icons in krita/pics, and need to remove the dark_ or light_ prefix.
I think I can harvest QIcons from existing widgets. I was more wondering whether there was some sort of icon resource where I could find them more easily.
Accoding to the console if I try Krita.icon("name") it can't find it but falls back on QIcon::FromTheme("name")
Jan 24 2018
Is there a way to access the button bitmaps from Python? For example, if I want to put an undo button in a docker can I get a copy of the undo bitmap to apply it to the button?
I am not sure how to implement tests for Python plugins. The plugins relyon the Krita environment. Does Krita have a headless mode?
Jan 23 2018
I am not sure how to implement tests for Python plugins. The plugins rely on the Krita environment. Does Krita have a headless mode?
Jan 17 2018
Jan 11 2018
There's a weird thing going on with the character offsets, the following SVG loads properly in Firefox and Inkscape, but not in Krita:
Jan 6 2018
- Needs a Save As option
- Needs to have the file options in the toolbar
- Needs to be always on top/tool window
Jan 5 2018
Bugs open:
Jan 3 2018
The SVG text tab, when isolated will not convert back right, because all the tab recognition code uses the index to recognise the richtext tab, and that one is first but if there's no richtext tab, the svg text tab becomes the richtext tab...
Jan 2 2018
More notes:
Dec 31 2017
I also at the last moment changed em to % for the line height, as I thought that pecentage/100=em... and then I thought I was wrong as the svg text looks different from the richt text... but double checking the css standard, I was actually correct.
I fixed alignment, but fill/color cannot be converted back because KoSvgTextProperties doesn't handle the value, so I have no way of telling whether it is proper.