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Message #00116
[Bug 678965] Re: running `make' is not self-documenting
** Changed in: hugin
Importance: Medium => Wishlist
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running `make' is not self-documenting
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/678965
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Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI: Triaged
Bug description:
It is wonderful that the actual merging process is now "encoded" in a `make' script; however, the window with the report from the `make' process is not helpful enough.
First of all, I only SUSPECT that this output is from running `make'; it is not indicated in the UI. Second, it is not clear what is the directory where `make' is invoked, and what is the "target" which is "made". (At least on Windows compiled bundle; other flavors of `make' may emit "Entering directory..." message at start.)
I strongly suggest adding three lines at start of the window, with something like
chdir /INITIAL/DIRECTORY
make -f MAKE_SCRIPT TARGET
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(the form above does not require translation ;-).
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Another problem with this window is that it is not possible to cut&paste from this window when the output is "very active", and took more than one page: the marked region disappears on each screen output. This may be "temporarily fixed" by binding Control-A to "mark all", so that one can type C-A C-C and hope to copy all content before the next line of output appears. (Or just have all the output selected by default, so one C-C is enough.) A more permanent solution may be to have a button "Paste all" (requires translation).
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