[PATCH] Improved adding images

Miika Turkia miika.turkia at gmail.com
Sun Mar 15 22:55:14 PDT 2015


On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 1:10 AM, Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> wrote:

> On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 10:33:53PM +0100, Jan Darowski wrote:
> > I've cleaned whitespaces, removed completely qstrdump (left one
> > copy_string where it was needed), merged 2 later patches into one (3.
> > was just changing message from 2.), changed author of the commits to
> > match Signed-off-by.
>
> Nicely done.
>
> I'll take the patches as they are but would like you to work a bit more on
> this topic:
>
> a) when the user makes changes to the direction of shift, the information
> displayed should be updated
> b) don't show the full path, just show the file names
> c) also show the start and end time of the dive
>

Some feedback would be nice to have even if everything is aligning
correctly. E.g. dive times of the first time and the time stamp of one
image that was shot during the dive. Also a count of how many of the loaded
images are shot within accepted time frame versus all loaded images would
be nice to have.


> Finally, I just tried this with a few pictures and couldn't get things to
> work. Now I haven't used this feature in ages and maybe I'm confused, but
> I have four pictures from a dive and the time offset for them is 7h and
> I'm certain that at one point in the past they were displayed correctly,
> but things don't work when I try it now... this could be user error, but
> I'd love it if some others would play with this as well to make sure
> nothing got broken.
>

I was able to load images properly. However, my clocks were synced at the
time, so it was easy to import. I did try some time adjustments as well and
the pics were moved later on the dive, and if long enough shift, then the
warning message appeared.


> For me, even if the times were shifted correctly it still showed the
> warning and if I ignored the warning no pictures were shown on the
> profile... I haven't debugged the issue any further as I figured that you
> had looked at this code just recently and maybe would be willing to
> continue working on it.


The warning appeared and disappeared for me when I shifted the pics, but
the case is different as the times were correct to begin with.

miika
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