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Is there a way of formatting numbers so that unneeded zeros can be suppressed? For example, the 0.0000 number to be displayed as 0 or 1.0000 to be displayed as 1. Below I posted the code I'm working on.

I have the bad habit to close floating windows with X. I'll use F5, 6, 7, 8 and everything will be fine. Thank you for your answers and suggestions.

I don't know if someone else encountered this issue: If I close some floating window, after I reopen it the tooltips is not showing anymore. I need to restart pdn. pdn v4.0.17, windows 10 v1607. https://youtu.be/R2GL4n4C29c

Yeah, you're right, my mistake. It's about text caret. Thanks again for your work.

Dark theme is cool, but I - beam cursor is hard to see. Should it be white or yellow maybe? Thank you for your effort.

Is there a way to capture all the values of trackbar while sliding the scroll? Scroll and ValueChanged event are working good in moderate speed. However if I scroll the slider fast, some values are skipped. I need in particular that the zero value in the middle of trackbar to be accurately detected.

This plugin reminds me of Scan Tailor application witch I have been using for 8 years. It would be extremely helpful if it considered the shades of gray. Thank you.

Thanks AD. Ro: Because of the problems described by other users, I have not updated to the "creator". So my version is still 1607 build 14393.1198. Ok, after reading the thread provided by AndrewDavid, I think I understand what happens.

Thank you all for your answers. @AndrewDavid, where is this thread, I'd like to read it too.

Thanks Pixey for feedback. Do you have beta version 4.0.17? Right now I checked for updates (pre-release beta versions) and the answer was negative.

I don't know if anyone else has encountered this issue. I try to type a text and the image (120x150px) jumps to the center of the screen. If I hold Ctrl at a certain zoom level the image shakes. This behavior is intentional or a issue?

În vederea îmbunătățirii traducerii, sugestiile sau criticile constructive sunt binevenite. Fișierul aflat în arhiva zip trebuie extras și depus în folderul paint.net. După aceasta, porniți aplicația, apăsați Alt+X, iar în tabul User Interface alegeți limba română din lista Language. PaintDotNet.Strings.3.RO.zip

I've resolved the situation with a simple PC restart.

In CodeLab: 1. CTRL+I and click on Update (the selected control) 2. Replace the original code: AdjustmentPixel.R = Utility.ClampToByte(NewR); AdjustmentPixel.G = Utility.ClampToByte(NewG); AdjustmentPixel.B = Utility.ClampToByte(NewB); with AdjustmentPixel.R = Int32Util.ClampToByte((int)NewR); AdjustmentPixel.G = Int32Util.ClampToByte((int)NewG); AdjustmentPixel.B = Int32Util.ClampToByte((int)NewB);

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In this place we would like to post unfinished plugins made with CodeLab but which could be a source of inspiration for beginners. I'll start with a fun(?) plug-in that can be further developed by those who want to do it. LongiStripes.zip

Because I'm dealing with the restoration of some book covers I will use this plugin very often. It is extremely useful to me! Thank you very very much.

Thank you Zagna, but I'm looking for something else. Something like call Subroutine (name) – Return like in assembler. Google suggestion does not work.

How to put repetitive code in a method or subroutine? switch (AmountX) { case 0: { //some code here, eg. gPen.DashStyle = DashStyle.Solid; gPen.Width = 5; //here is the repetitive code e.g g.DrawLine (gPen, a, b, c, d); ... } break; case 1: { //some code here, eg. gPen.DashStyle = DashStyle.Dash; gPen.Width = 6; //here is the repetitive code e.g g.DrawLine (gPen, a, b, c, d); ... } break;

This small plugin was made for personal purposes. It should not be considered as a PDN plugin because it is just one of my experiments with C#.

For the same purpose I use this small plugin: NeutralWire.zip

A very useful plugin, but unfortunately does not display some characters. No support for Unicode?

Numbers representation issue. In European countries, and not only, the decimal symbol is comma, not dot. The digit grouping symbol is dot (in some countries).

Because you used a transparent layer under image (Calque2). So, you can see the checkerboard pattern which indicates transparency like EER said before. In my example I used a white layer to avoid this.