bruns added inline comments.
INLINE COMMENTS
> formatstrings.cpp:81
> + case 3: string = i18nc("@item:intable image orientation", "180°
> rotated"); break;
> + case 4: string = i18nc("@item:intable image orientation", "Vertically
> flipped"); break;
> + case 5: string = i18nc("@item:intable image orientation", "Transposed");
> break;
Thats somewhat ambigous - flipped along the vertical axis, or top/bottom
flipped?
> ngraham wrote in formatstrings.cpp:82
> "Transposed" and "Transversed" are very technical terms, and it's hard to
> understand what they mean in this context. I actually have no idea myself!
> Could we consider replacing these terms with plainer language?
Thats mirroring/flipping along the diagonals. You get the same effect when you
mirror vertically and rotate +- 90 degrees.
I don't think there is a less technical term.
> formatstrings.cpp:83
> + case 5: string = i18nc("@item:intable image orientation", "Transposed");
> break;
> + case 6: string = i18nc("@item:intable image orientation", "90°
> rotated"); break;
> + case 7: string = i18nc("@item:intable image orientation",
> "Transversed"); break;
Clockwise or CCW?
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R286 KFileMetaData
REVISION DETAIL
https://phabricator.kde.org/D17245
To: astippich, broulik, bruns, mgallien
Cc: ngraham, kde-frameworks-devel, #baloo, ashaposhnikov, michaelh, astippich,
spoorun, bruns, abrahams
