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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    Re: Review Request: Jpeg thumbnailer honouring  jpeg rotation info
From:       "Jacopo De Simoi" <wilderkde () gmail ! com>
Date:       2009-08-30 21:33:48
Message-ID: 20090830213348.14586.7189 () localhost
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(Updated 2009-08-30 21:33:48.546450)


Review request for kdelibs.


Changes
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Applied suggestions by Peter + less whitespace around ()
CMakeList suggestions by Parker will be submitted after he reviews my concerns.

Thanks


Summary
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This patch makes the jpeg thumbnailer honor jpeg rotation infos stored in exif \
metadata.  The method is quite simple, although I don't like ifdefs, this time they \
seem to me to be necessary. It's my first nontrivial CMake modification; please check \
that I did not do something stupid there. Also, the orientationMatrix method could be \
ifdeffed if you feel it is necessary; I just didn't want to add another ifdef.

I am not sure if this is a good solution performance-wise; please comment on that if \
you have better ideas.


Diffs (updated)
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  branches/KDE/4.3/kdebase/runtime/kioslave/thumbnail/CMakeLists.txt 1016603 
  branches/KDE/4.3/kdebase/runtime/kioslave/thumbnail/jpegcreator.h 1016603 
  branches/KDE/4.3/kdebase/runtime/kioslave/thumbnail/jpegcreator.cpp 1016603 

Diff: http://reviewboard.kde.org/r/1444/diff


Testing
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Works good with a *clean* .thumbnails directory. Cached thumbnails are indeed a \
problem; not sure how to solve this issue yet.


Screenshots
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Dolphin showing correctly rotated jpegs
  http://reviewboard.kde.org/r/1444/s/192/


Thanks,

Jacopo


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