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Display dimension of the current cell #57

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turion opened this issue Jul 14, 2016 · 3 comments
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Display dimension of the current cell #57

turion opened this issue Jul 14, 2016 · 3 comments

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@turion
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turion commented Jul 14, 2016

It would be very handy if there was a number, just on top of the "Project" selector, that displays the dimension of the current cell. That way I can be sure e.g. that I've actually pressed the "Identity" button often enough. I'm sure that should be easy to implement.

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You can work it out as

Dimension = (Dimension of image) + (Current project value) + (Number of
slice controls)

Of course, this is not to say adding it explicitly wouldn't be useful.

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It would be very handy if there was a number, just on top of the "Project"
selector, that displays the dimension of the current cell. That way I can
be sure e.g. that I've actually pressed the "Identity" button often enough.
I'm sure that should be easy to implement.


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turion commented Jul 14, 2016

What's "Dimension of image"? Sort of "when I see braids, it's 3-dimensional"? That seems useful, but I agree that an explicit dimension counter would be more useful, especially for beginners.

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No, I meant something much simpler: when you're looking at a picture in
Globular, it's either 2d, 1d or 0d. For example, a picture of some braids
is a 2d image. If you increase the "Project" counter, you can force
Globular to draw a 1d or 0d image of your composite.

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What's "Dimension of image"? Sort of "when I see braids, it's
3-dimensional"? That seems useful, but I agree that an explicit dimension
counter would be more useful, especially for beginners.


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