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[Bug 679386] Re: fulla screen output increases when processing multiple files

 

*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 678739 ***
    https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/678739

** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 678739
   align_image_stack progress display in consecutive lines
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Title:
  fulla screen output increases when processing multiple files

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  New

Bug description:
  When running fulla on multiple files at once, the progress information in the terminal window gets bigger with every next file, repeating the "correcting omage: : -" multiple times. This bug is far from critical, since the outputted JPG files were corrected as requested. Fulla version tested: "fulla version 2009.2.0.4461 built by Allard" on Windows Vista SP3. I suspect all platforms are affected.


Example: for this command line:

    fulla.exe -s -g -0.00221:-0.00357:0:1.00578 -e 100 -o _corr  "100_5125.jpg" "100_5126.jpg" "100_5127.jpg"

Screen output looks like this (full output for 3 input files in the attachment):

    correcting image:                                                    :   \
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
           Remapping:                                                    :   0 %
[...]
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
           Remapping:                                                    : 100 %

    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   /
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
           Remapping:                                                    :   0 %
[...]
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
           Remapping:                                                    : 100 %

    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   \
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
           Remapping:                                                    :   0 %
[...]
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
    correcting image:                                                    :   -
           Remapping:                                                    : 100 %