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Quick Pipe #69

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Quick Pipe #69

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@CarVac CarVac commented May 30, 2018

Basically, this dramatically increases the responsiveness of the UI by rendering a small-size image before the full size image.

CarVac and others added 24 commits January 27, 2018 14:08
It needs a way to notify the pipeline what type of image it wants, as
well as doubling the pipeline and double-tracking progress, though.
Eventually I want to have the user set the size.
Also fix the settings revert buttons.
Last commit corrected it being enabled after the quick preview. But it
overcorrected; it never became available again.

Now it works properly.
Also fix a bug where when reloading from db or by cloning, the validity
was incorrectly set too low
It disables the drag handles until the full size image is ready.
I first redid the Edit state machine for loading images, cleaning it up
a lot.

That didn't fix it, but then I found that the sliders were updating
position (but not moving) upon mouse release...

That meant that the quick image would be reloaded, but not displayed
because no parameters were changed. Likewise, the full size image would
not be recomputed, so the histogram would be from the low res image and
not the high res one.

Weird, fun, funky. Death to all bugs!
Stealing the demosaiced image from quick pipe makes it respond a lot
faster to a new image.

With an adjustable resolution, you can now make the quick pipeline
sharper to your taste, at the tradeoff of responsiveness.
Not just ones earlier in the pipeline, also ones that are later.
This dramatically improves responsiveness for certain tasks.
If you don't have write permissions somewhere up in the directory tree
then it'll cut you off.
It might not work on Windows in some circumstances.
@CarVac CarVac merged commit 1150b31 into master May 30, 2018
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