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jfjoch_viewer: the inspector states the numbers it used to hide
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Six changes to the desktop viewer, all in what it shows and what it is called: - The left-hand reprocessing panel is titled "Processing" (it sits next to "File manager"); the jobs panel that held that name is "Jobs". - The file manager lists *.cbf beside the HDF5 datasets. A CBF is one frame per file and opening any of them opens its sweep, which is what the File > Open dialog already did. - Image statistics: collection time, detector distance, beam centre and wavelength were in the dataset row's tooltip, where a number nobody hovers over is a number nobody reads. They are rows of their own, in the order a person asks for them - what the dataset is, how it was collected, then what this image contains. Source/instrument and sample are bold like every other value. The B-factor row is gone. - A "Spots + background" plot: spot count on the left axis, background per pixel on the right, since a common scale would flatten one of them. The axis labels take the colour of their line - a legend costs exactly the vertical room those labels need at this dock height. It is what a live (HTTP) connection selects by default, until the user picks something else. - Expanding the powder-calibration section no longer widens the settings panel past the space it has. Two buttons side by side cannot be narrower than both their labels, and a combo is never narrower than its longest entry - a 40-character cell in the calibrant list set the minimum width of the whole dock. One button per row, the cell in a tooltip, and both combos allowed to elide. - The grid/per-image toggles both rebuild the metric selector now. The grid button did not, so leaving per-image mode through it left the per-image plot types listed - X-ray fluorescence offered as a metric of a grid scan - and their values were then read as per-dataset metrics. Each mode also remembers its own selection instead of carrying an index across two unrelated lists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011oVDk7aukYqfPZBLHn5nGg |
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jfjoch_viewer: navigation keys, one-shot auto-contrast, file manager panel, cleanup
* Dataset-info plot hover shows a horizontal crosshair alongside the existing vertical one, so a run of hovers reads as a level or a drift at a glance. * `A` applies auto-contrast once instead of switching on persistent Auto mode (a new `oneShotAutoForeground()`, distinct from the toolbar's Auto toggle); pressing it a second time on the same image switches Auto on for good, and pressing it while Auto is already on leaves it on. The value itself comes from one `AutoForegroundValue()` shared with the continuous Auto path. * `Home`/`End`/`Page Up`/`Page Down` navigate the dataset (first/last image, one image forward/back); claimed in the diffraction view's keyPressEvent before QGraphicsView's default handling, which otherwise eats them to scroll the viewport. * Alt+wheel dataset navigation is removed - some window managers already took it before the app ever saw it, per the caveat that used to sit next to its entry in the shortcuts list. * The image strip dock and its dedicated thumbnail-rendering machinery in the reading worker (SetThumbnail*, RenderThumbnail_i) are removed; it cost a lot and nothing else used any of it. * Toolbar text: "Colour" -> "Color". * Color map, Auto and HDR mode now persist across sessions, the same way the window layout already does. * The Inspector's "Dataset:" path wraps at '/' (a zero-width space after each one) instead of being cut off when it doesn't fit one line. * LoadFile no longer reopens an already-open file - it forwards straight to LoadImage instead - which was the likely cause of a D-Bus client's per-image navigation lagging behind the same navigation done via the grid-scan hover. * New file-manager dock (left, tabbed with Settings via tabifyDockWidget): a directory tree filtered to *_master.h5/*_process.h5, rooted at JUNGFRAUJOCH_DATA_ROOT if set, else the last-browsed root, else the home directory. Most beamline users care about opening images, not reprocessing settings, so it's the tab raised by default. Its filter box narrows files only - a directory always passes - because filtering the directories too hid the matching files under any directory whose own name did not match, and hid the root's ancestors, which left the tree with no valid root index until the root was set again by hand. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PogHY7bWXV4bpctDPdyuDN Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |