fix scaling issue with image export #76
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corrects issue where zoom percentages were being stored as a multiplier, meaning the image size was shrinking with each export
This reverts commit cf58a78.
This reverts commit 2dfb647.
- the `self.image["zoom"]` state field now uses 1.0 as 100% - the `self.imageZoom` outlet uses "100" as 100% - when exiting the modal, the zoom value is now persisted correctly (rather than accidentally being divided by 100)
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Thanks so much for diagnosing this so thoroughly! I think I've found a slightly more minimal fix by keeping the internal state in floating point (where 100%==1.0) and only translating to/from integer form when updating the text field. |
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Your fix is much more straightforward, thanks! |
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Corrects issue where zoom percentages were being stored as a multiplier, meaning the image size was shrinking with each export
The bug was occurring because:
The UI showed zoom as a percentage (e.g., "100%")
The internal state converted this to a decimal (100%/100 → 1.0) for export
This decimal (1.0) was incorrectly saved back to the settings (1%)
On subsequent exports, this value was divided by 100 again (1%/100 → 0.01), resulting in increasingly small images
This has been fixed by converting back to a percentage before saving the zoom value