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[CoverBrowser.MosaicMenu] Increase the thickness of the mosaic’s focus underline #12189
[CoverBrowser.MosaicMenu] Increase the thickness of the mosaic’s focus underline #12189
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Make NT great again, and fuck the rest of the world ?! No way you'll get us waste room between thumbnails. The solution might be to wrap a thicker linewidget in a smaller CenterContainer sized the size of the original LineWidget. |
first of all, wash that mouth with soap and water, and second. Why couldn't you say any of this before? I specifically pointed it out and you were very nonchalant about it. |
I haven’t updated this yet, so be nice and behave @poire-z ;) |
if not Device:isTouchDevice() then | ||
-- Make it bigger on non-touch devices, without affecting our sizing | ||
-- we'll keep doing with that small self.underline_h | ||
self._underline_container.linesize = 5 |
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@Frenzie will probably want us to use Size.line.thin
above instead of my self.underline_h = 1
, and thick
here, or thicker (to add to size.lua) if you need it even thicker.
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That's correct. 👍
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well if @Frenzie isn't going to bite my head off ;), I would add a thickest = Screen:scaleBySize(5),
and use that one
I could add two sizes to size.lua:
thicker = Screen:scaleBySize(3),
thickest = Screen:scaleBySize(5),
Lines 63 to 68 in 5affb68
line = { | |
thin = Screen:scaleBySize(0.5), | |
medium = Screen:scaleBySize(1), | |
thick = Screen:scaleBySize(1.5), | |
progress = Screen:scaleBySize(7), | |
}, |
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I'm not sure if that value really fits within the design scheme. If you would like to put it in there because it'll be reused a name like progress
might be better. If it's a one-off it can just stay here as is, just with the knowledge that it's generally to be avoided.
Edit: a name like progress meaning something in the direction of non_touch_active
that isn't generic.
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in that case it could be focus = Screen:scaleBySize(5),
? or selection
?
edit: or non_touch_active
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No, anything like that would imply this is what you should choose if you're doing those things, which is not the case. Where else do you intend to use the value?
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Yes, something like non_touch_active could work, if reuse is intended.
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Where else do you intend to use the value?
I don't. Just there for now. Perhaps it could be reused in the detailed list mode but that is all.
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I defer to @poire-z but lgtm from a code perspective
self._underline_container = UnderlineContainer:new{ | ||
vertical_align = "top", | ||
padding = 0, | ||
padding = Size.padding.tiny, |
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Do you really need to change this padding?
This change may impact normal (not NT) users, that may get covers size changed and get their thumbnail refreshed. But it looks like it may not be the case.
But if I exagerate this value and use 10, I get some drawing issues:
So, we probably have some problem somewhere (or something else somewhere to adjust for this change), and you and I will be happy if we keep using 0 so we can pretend wi didn't notice it :)
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But if I exagerate this value and use 10, I get some drawing issues:
This was to mean that if you don't exagerate it and use 1 or 2 (that Size.padding.tiny would do), you may not notice the issue (because the shift/sliding/sizing change would be small), but it would still be there.
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Do you really need to change this padding?
Yes, it is there to separate book covers with max possible length and width, otherwise it looks indiscernible or as if one was trying to swallow the other. Incidentally that is exactly what is happening in the original screenshots in #12132. These screenshots #12132 (comment) happen to be using padding (1) and the focus happens to be in a potentially problematic book (if you were wanting the answer to the original challenge, focus on pic B was on that same Bulgakov book, pic A was The Pigeon)
This was to mean that if you don't exagerate it and use 1 or 2 (that Size.padding.tiny would do), you may not notice the issue (because the shift/sliding/sizing change would be small), but it would still be there.
Honestly I haven't noticed anything so probably fine with padding.tiny
At least, the thumbnail gets refreshed when I move back from underline_h=25 to 1, so the code seems to re-use higher sized cached thumbnails - but when the cached one is smaller, it gets refreshed. @hius07 : I think we kept that behaviour last time you revamped that, right? |
cut it out, I know you enjoy every bit of it. Interesting observations, my experience is rather 'mixed' to describe it somehow. this is as per PR, some books appear to have their dog ear sticking out (horizontally paint stroked), whilst others seem unaffected and even some have it higher up (vertically paint stroked). then again, it appears a lot of this behaviour occurs today with 2024.07... |
I think this may work (replace my 5 and 1 with your proper things from size.lua): --- a/plugins/coverbrowser.koplugin/mosaicmenu.lua
+++ b/plugins/coverbrowser.koplugin/mosaicmenu.lua
@@ -408,19 +408,24 @@ function MosaicMenuItem:init()
-- for compatibility with keyboard navigation
-- (which does not seem to work well when multiple pages,
-- even with classic menu)
- self.underline_h = 1 -- smaller than default (3), don't waste space
+ local underline_h = 5 -- smaller than default (3), don't waste space
+ local underline_padding = 1
self._underline_container = UnderlineContainer:new{
vertical_align = "top",
- padding = 0,
+ padding = underline_padding,
dimen = Geom:new{
x = 0, y = 0,
w = self.width,
- h = self.height
+ h = self.height + underline_h + underline_padding,
},
- linesize = self.underline_h,
+ linesize = underline_h,
-- widget : will be filled in self:update()
}
self[1] = self._underline_container
+ -- (This MosaicMenuItem will be taller than self.height, but will be put
+ -- in a Container with a fixed height=item_height, so it will overflow it
+ -- on the bottom, in the room made by item_margin=Screen:scaleBySize(10),
+ -- so we should ensure underline_h + underline_padding stays below that.)
-- Remaining part of initialization is done in update(), because we may
-- have to do it more than once if item not found in db
@@ -435,7 +440,7 @@ function MosaicMenuItem:update()
local dimen = Geom:new{
w = self.width,
- h = self.height - self.underline_h
+ h = self.height,
}
-- We'll draw a border around cover images, it may not be It would request cached thumbnails 1px taller, so they would get refreshed (which is better than the opposite, requesting smaller ones and getting taller ones that would have to be resized each time). I noticed the dogear sometimes overflowing, even with the previous code - a "Refresh cached book info" somehow solves it (so, the thumbnail we get from the cache may influence the sizing/positionning ?! :/). I believe that we could even go with underline_h = 5 (rather, your equivalent from size.lua) even on the emulator (so, no if Device:isCrappy() check needed). With 5, the underilne is somehow centered in the margin (on my emulator), so one could think they apply to the thumbnail below instead of the above - with 4 it's a bit nearer to the thumbnail above). Anyway, to be tested on your Kindle - and may be on the emulator by people who have higher resolution than my little PC (where scaleBySize does x1). |
+ local underline_h = 5 -- smaller than default (3), don't waste space
+ local underline_padding = 1 sorry just to clarify, you want -if not Device:isTouchDevice() then
- -- Make it bigger on non-touch devices, without affecting our sizing
- -- we'll keep doing with that small self.underline_h
- self._underline_container.linesize = Size.line.non_touch_active
-end and that goes too? |
Yes to both. With your Size.line.something instead of my |
no, I don't use kobo. first off, I want to say that pixel peeping like I have with these dog ears, makes me feel like I am doing something hugely inappropriate :)
it looks like it, at least all covers seem to be perfectly aligned with their dog ears now.
looks good so far, will update if anything changes. speaking of dog ears, could |
I'm not a SVG artist, I can't do that. Anyway, if you want to change your dogear icon or test various ones, no need to hack the code, you can just create |
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thin = Screen:scaleBySize(0.5), | ||
medium = Screen:scaleBySize(1), | ||
thick = Screen:scaleBySize(1.5), | ||
non_touch_active = Screen:scaleBySize(5), | ||
progress = Screen:scaleBySize(7), |
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If we're using it always, it doesn't need to be named "non_touch_*".
We need to find another adjective for that little bar indicating an item is focused/selected.
(I would say you being English is the best to find one, but this could lead us into complications :))
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active selection indicator
, focus underline
, focus bar
have your pick
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Size.line.focus
then
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just focus? surely you could have said that from the start
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that good enough @poire-z ? ;)
closes #12132
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