Mercurial > hg > svgui
changeset 1507:996e971df9e7
Fix, I think, #1914 Mounting rounding error when dragging aligned view left/right - and therefore the associated #1874 Pointer position becomes increasingly erroneous when rewinding with alignment active
author | Chris Cannam |
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date | Fri, 13 Sep 2019 17:40:59 +0100 |
parents | 60fe0d20df5d |
children | 395ef06beab1 8145a9c4c253 |
files | view/View.cpp |
diffstat | 1 files changed, 48 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) [+] |
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--- a/view/View.cpp Fri Sep 13 17:27:14 2019 +0100 +++ b/view/View.cpp Fri Sep 13 17:40:59 2019 +0100 @@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ // nearest boundary. sv_frame_t level = m_zoomLevel.level; - sv_frame_t fdiff = frame - getCentreFrame(); + sv_frame_t fdiff = frame - m_centreFrame; int result = 0; bool inRange = false; @@ -414,6 +414,8 @@ sv_frame_t adjusted; if (m_zoomLevel.zone == ZoomLevel::FramesPerPixel) { + sv_frame_t roundedCentreFrame = (m_centreFrame / level) * level; + fdiff = frame - roundedCentreFrame; adjusted = fdiff / level; if ((fdiff < 0) && ((fdiff % level) != 0)) { --adjusted; // round to the left @@ -442,6 +444,21 @@ return 0; } +#ifdef DEBUG_VIEW + if (m_zoomLevel.zone == ZoomLevel::PixelsPerFrame) { + sv_frame_t reversed = getFrameForX(result); + if (reversed != frame) { + SVCERR << "View[" << getId() << "]::getXForFrame: WARNING: Converted frame " << frame << " to x " << result << " in PixelsPerFrame zone, but the reverse conversion gives frame " << reversed << " (error = " << reversed - frame << ")" << endl; + SVCERR << "(centre frame = " << getCentreFrame() << ", fdiff = " + << fdiff << ", level = " << level << ", centre % level = " + << (getCentreFrame() % level) << ", fdiff % level = " + << (fdiff % level) << ", frame % level = " + << (frame % level) << ", reversed % level = " + << (reversed % level) << ")" << endl; + } + } +#endif + return result; } @@ -450,18 +467,27 @@ { // Note, this must always return a value that is on a zoom-level // boundary - regardless of whether the nominal centre frame is on - // such a boundary or not. + // such a boundary or not. (It is legitimate for the centre frame + // not to be on a zoom-level boundary, because the centre frame + // may be shared with other views having different zoom levels.) + + // In FramesPerPixel mode, the frame returned for a given x should + // be the first for which getXForFrame(frame) == x; a corollary is + // that if the centre frame is not on a zoom-level boundary, then + // getFrameForX(x) should not return the centre frame for any x. - // In PixelsPerFrame mode, the frame should be the one immediately - // left of the given pixel, not necessarily the nearest. + // In PixelsPerFrame mode, the frame returned should be the one + // immediately left of the given pixel, not necessarily the + // nearest. int diff = x - (width()/2); sv_frame_t level = m_zoomLevel.level; sv_frame_t fdiff, result; if (m_zoomLevel.zone == ZoomLevel::FramesPerPixel) { + sv_frame_t roundedCentreFrame = (m_centreFrame / level) * level; fdiff = diff * level; - result = ((fdiff + m_centreFrame) / level) * level; + result = fdiff + roundedCentreFrame; } else { fdiff = diff / level; if ((diff < 0) && ((diff % level) != 0)) { @@ -471,6 +497,7 @@ } #ifdef DEBUG_VIEW_WIDGET_PAINT +/* if (x == 0) { SVCERR << "getFrameForX(" << x << "): diff = " << diff << ", fdiff = " << fdiff << ", m_centreFrame = " << m_centreFrame @@ -480,6 +507,22 @@ << ", will return " << result << endl; } +*/ +#endif + +#ifdef DEBUG_VIEW + if (m_zoomLevel.zone == ZoomLevel::FramesPerPixel) { + int reversed = getXForFrame(result); + if (reversed != x) { + SVCERR << "View[" << getId() << "]::getFrameForX: WARNING: Converted pixel " << x << " to frame " << result << " in FramesPerPixel zone, but the reverse conversion gives pixel " << reversed << " (error = " << reversed - x << ")" << endl; + SVCERR << "(centre frame = " << getCentreFrame() + << ", width/2 = " << width()/2 << ", diff = " << diff + << ", fdiff = " << fdiff << ", level = " << level + << ", centre % level = " << (getCentreFrame() % level) + << ", fdiff % level = " << (fdiff % level) + << ", frame % level = " << (result % level) << ")" << endl; + } + } #endif return result;