Declutter the side and settings panels (review items a–f):
- New CollapsibleSection widget (slim navy header + coral rule + chevron).
- Inspector: Image features / Resolution rings / ROI are now collapsible and
start folded (ROI auto-expands when ROIs change); drop the Data-analysis and
Powder-calibration sections (they live in the hero buttons and settings dock).
- Settings dock: move Geometry to a shared section above the MX/AzInt toggle
(both communities need it); add Detector tilt (PONI rot1/rot2, deg) and
rename "Beam center" -> "Beam origin" with PONI/XDS tooltips; show the
space-group number and resolved Hermann–Mauguin symbol on one line; wrap
sections in accordions, anchored top with a bottom stretch so expanding one
does not shift the others.
- Toolbar: drop the redundant "Image number" label.
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- Show the PSI logo in the menu-bar corner, picking one of four interchangeable
dot designs at random each launch. Embedded as PNGs (rasterised from the SVG
sources, kept alongside) so no Qt SVG module dependency is needed.
- Settings dock: put beam center X and Y on a single "Beam center" row to save
vertical space on laptop screens.
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Surface a surgical subset of processing settings in an always-visible dock
instead of hidden windows:
- New JFJochViewerSettingsDock with an MX / AzInt segmented toggle.
MX page: geometry (energy, distance, beam X/Y), a new unit-cell +
space-group editor (no such input existed before; enables known-cell
ffbidx), spot finding (S/N, photon count, min pixels/spot), indexing
algorithm and geometry refinement. AzInt page: q range / spacing /
azimuthal bins plus the existing powder-calibration widget.
- Edits feed straight into the worker (UpdateSpotFindingSettings,
UpdateAzintSettings, UpdateDataset, FindCenter); fields populate from the
loaded dataset.
- Add CeO2 and Silicon calibrant presets.
- Dock it left, objectName "settingsDock", show it in the Processing
perspective (hidden in Image).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>