In TextMate, when I open all files from one directory up at once from the Terminal
mate ./directory/*
there are icons next to the file list/TOC on the right like so
What do these icons mean? Specifically, what does the gray minus mean on the bottom? Or the red x, and possibly sometimes a green icon. Is there a reference for these icons?
They are used to track the changes in files or you can say it's git status in file browser. The changes are tracked w.r.t .git directory in your project folder. If you remove that, the icons won't be visible.
These icons represent the un-committed changes:
Gray Circle: It's usually only on directory and it means that the directory has some new files along with existing ones. Note that, along with new files, it can also include changes made to existing files.
Blue Circle: It can be on a file or directory. It means that some changes are made to the existing file(s). The circle is auto applied to parent directory too.
Gray Minus: Means the directory or file is new. So, a Gray Minus icon on a directory mean that it is new including the files in it. A Gray Circle on a directory mean that it has new files with Gray Minus in it.
Red Cross: Shown when a file is deleted
Please check with the attached screenshot. Hope this helps
I didn't come across the green icon yet. Please share the screenshot of that too.
NOTE: I've considered git here, but text mate supports other SCM's too.
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We are running cobalt with openGL enabled, and the graphics appear to display correctly under 1920x1080 resolution.
But once in a while, some icons in the "Settings" menu may have unexpected vertical lines on top (as shown in the picture).
We are guessing the icons are created from TTF font file, but we are not sure how it is rendering onto the screen.
We want to dump the icons to file at the following points to check what went wrong.
When the icon is actually converted to image.
When the icon experience further modification. (eg, color change, bolding, etc)
When the icons are rendered onto screen canvas.
Would really appreciate if someone can help to point out where in source code these events may be happening.
I guess the first question is: are you running the stable branch or the experimental branch of Cobalt?
Beyond that, yes, the icons are created from a TTF font file that is downloaded remotely. The icon itself is simply a character that is converted into a glyph, like the text above it, albeit at a much larger size.
I believe that the logic that you're looking for is within RenderText() in cobalt/renderer/rasterizer/skia/render_tree_node_visitor.cc. SkCanvas::drawTextBlob() is passed the glyph and color information that it uses to render the icon.
The specific glyph that is being used looks correct, but the location where the render_tree::GlyphBuffer representing it is created is TextShaper::CreateGlyphBuffer() in cobalt/renderer/rasterizer/skia/text_shaper.cc.
I am creating a vb6 application now and most of my command buttons were graphical style. Do the background images still show up even if I remove them from the app folder?
This is part of what goes into .FRX, .CTX, etc. files. Those are resource files created in a private "property bag" type format and are used to hold things like binary data, images, long strings, and so on.
But don't discard your source files, because you may need them down the road. Treat such things as valuable parts of the program source. They are not needed at run time though.
As far a I know it doesn't remove the picture from the command button when you delete it from the app folder, i suggest making a copy of your image and then delete the original and see if it works in case it doesn't you have the backup image, good luck.
My question is not removing duplicated/similar images. I need a tool to process a more complex process:
Find pictures I have manually removed in a folder
Apply this removal in another folder
Replace low-resolution pictures in a folder by High-resolution ones from another folder
I use Linux, but please propose solutions compatible with several OS if possible. I would also appreciate Free/Libre/OpenSource tools.
The below three examples explain the requirements
-1- Basic example: I have an old copy of my SD card on my computer (where I have already removed failed pictures) and I want these failed pictures (worst ones) be automatically removed from my Camera's SD card.
Folder "My-Computer" Folder "SD-Card" ACTION
I23001.JPG I23001.JPG keep duplicate
I23002.JPG I23002.JPG keep duplicate
I23003.JPG remove missing
I23004.JPG remove missing
I23005.JPG I23005.JPG keep duplicate
I23006.JPG remove missing
I23007.JPG remove missing
I23008.JPG I23008.JPG keep duplicate
I23009.JPG copy new picture
I23010.JPG copy new picture
I23011.JPG copy new picture
In real life, pictures are also copied on mobile phones, web gallery, cloud, backup... and failed pictures may also be removed on different devices...
-2- More complex example: I take picture using camera/smartphone/tablet. I also manually remove failed pictures (worst ones) on computer/camera/smartphone/tablet. We want best pictures being copied an all devices to view/show them.
"My-Computer" "SD-Card" "Smartphone" ACTION
I23001.JPG I23001.JPG I23001.JPG keep duplicate
I23002.JPG I23002.JPG ask user
I23003.JPG I23003.JPG ask user
I23004.JPG remove missing
I23005.JPG I23005.JPG I23005.JPG keep duplicate
P89001.JPG P89001.JPG keep duplicate
P89002.JPG P89002.JPG keep duplicate
P89003.JPG remove missing
P89004.JPG P89004.JPG keep duplicate
I23006.JPG I23006.JPG remove missing
I23007.JPG I23007.JPG remove missing
I23008.JPG I23008.JPG I23008.JPG keep duplicate
I23009.JPG copy new picture
I23010.JPG copy new picture
I23011.JPG copy new picture
P89005.JPG P89005.JPG keep duplicate
P89006.JPG copy new picture
P89007.JPG copy new picture
P89008.JPG copy new picture
-3- Very complex: I copy pictures from my camera to my smartphone using the camera's Wi-Fi access point, but the pictures are reduced (similar image content but not exact duplicate file). I also copy pictures to my friend's smartphone. We also take photos using our smartphone and copy some ones (best ones) to the other smartphone. And we also process the same with tablets. Manual removal is done on any device.
example too messed to be displayed here!
Analysis
List of duplicates finders:
Duplicate file finders on Wikipedia
Search word "duplicate" in image viewer comparison on Wikipedia
Interesting tools:
findimagedups from Jonathan H N Chin, perl script (and C lib) storing image fingerprints into a Berkley DB file and printing together filenames of images matching more than xx% similarity (pictures taken in burst mode may be flagged as similar)
findimagedupes version in Go
gThumb can also find/remove duplicates
Geeqie
imgSeek
digiKam and its Find Duplicate Images Tool
Visipics
dupeGuru Picture Edition
Tools lacking of similar image recognition:
fslint
duff
fdups
rmlint
Coding a new tool
As I did not (yet) find any solution I was thinking of developing a new software:
Modify a command line tools like findimagedups in order to provide the matching distance between images (similarity percentage)
This output may be a graph
each file is a node
edges (relations between files):
content matching (similarity percentage, crop, similar region)
in same folder, in a neighborhood folder
similar filename, successive filename numbering
similar date/time
similar metadata
similar resolution
For each group of content-similar nodes
one folder = one column
one file by raw, if duplicates in same folder (e.g. burst mode)
missing file in one folder = blank
similarity of files are provided in horizontal/vertical neighborhood only
Automatically selection of:
files to be replaced (low resolution replaced by high resolution, except in folder called "small")
files to be removed
User can display pictures and check connection properties
I've just installed PPT on VS2010. There is ability to color tab by project and by reg.ex. (of file name). May be anyone knows is it possible to color also by full file name/path?
for example: I have two files "Index.cshml" one placed in the "User\" subfolder and one in the "Products\".
If I set up color Reg.Ex as ".User." then only those files will be colored that have "User" in their names : "Controolers\UserController.cs" but not an "Views\User\Index.cshml"
There is Settings to use full document path for regex.
I noticed that Visual Studio colors a few pixel wide area in the margin, to the right of the area where you place breakpoints. What do these colors mean?
Colours as follows:
No colour = Line unchanged since you opened the file
Green = Line changed since you opened the file, but saved
Yellow = Line changed since you last saved
Blue = Line changed and saved, then reverted back by undoing.
To see the entire list of colours, go to Tools>Options>Environment>Fonts and Colors.
This is an indication of what has been edited. Green means unchanged since last build (save technically, but files are saved every time the project is built), yellow means edited. No color means that the file is unchanged since opening the file.