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These will work for images with no proofing options, so, old loaded images
and new images. With this it is feature complete, and people can start testing.

Ref T2337
Ref T1238

And crying to the user if not ;)

BUG:338931

BUG:338931

The problem is that on Windows the tablet events are coming in bunches,
not uniformly. Therefore any timing-based smoothing system will not work
out of box.

This patch adds a special class KisStabilizedEventsSampler, that makes
the events uniform. It collects a set of events on a 50ms timeframe and
then distributes it uniformly.

The timeframe size should correlate with the maximum size of the delays
created by the events system. On Windows it is 50ms, on Linux 15-20ms.

The timeframe can be configured with "stabilizerSampleSize" config option.

BUG:362445
Ref T2414
CC:kimageshop@kde.org

The problem is that on Windows the tablet events are coming in bunches,
not uniformly. Therefore any timing-based smoothing system will not work
out of box.

This patch adds a special class KisStabilizedEventsSampler, that makes
the events uniform. It collects a set of events on a 50ms timeframe and
then distributes it uniformly.

The timeframe size should correlate with the maximum size of the delays
created by the events system. On Windows it is 50ms, on Linux 15-20ms.

The timeframe can be configured with "stabilizerSampleSize" config option.

BUG:362445
Ref T2414
CC:kimageshop@kde.org

On Windows, Qt5 cannot draw menus if the window is full-screen
and there's an opengl widget active. Todo: make a small demo
applet and report the bug in Qt's bug tracker...

This also restores some of the checks for glsl 1.3 in
various places.

This patch allows the user to assign any modifier key to the stylus
button and Krita will not "eat" these event. Please take care, becasue
all the non-modifier assignments, e.g. Whitespace key, will still be eaten.

BUG:361813
Ref T2419

Since this is a workflow thing, it's an option in settings, not something
to ask the user every time. Now, if this option is checked, on importing
images as layers, they will be converted to the image colorspace. It's
off by default to preserve existing behavior.

You can press Shift+S to see a menu, where you can choose what snap
options you would like to use and which wouldn't.

The snap settings docker is removed.

CC:kimageshop@kde.org

Now the user has two check boxes:
   * [ ] Show Rulers
   * [ ] Rulers Track Pointer

The first just shows the rulers and the second one activates
mouse tracking on them. That is done, because the tracking may
1) be distracting, 2) affect performance.

CC:kimageshop@kde.org

Otherwise on slower GPUs the openGL conveyer owerflows

This exposed a bunch more places where our promiscuous include_directories
led to a mess...

Summary: Adds KisSelectionModifierMapper

Reviewers: #krita:_next, rempt

Reviewed By: #krita:_next, rempt

Maniphest Tasks: T111

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D747

Now you can switch on the "Drop Frames" mode in the Animation Docker
to ensure your animation is playing with the requested frame rate,
even when the GPU cannot handle this amount of data to be shown.

TODO: we still need an icon for this feature! Atm it uses "Auto Frame" icon!

BUG:356245
CC:kimageshop@kde.org

1) Enable openGL logging. Enable this option to find out the currently requested FPS for openGL updates.
   It also tells the percentage of the glSync busy reports. If the value is zero
   then glSync doesn't work for some reason.

2) Disable vector optimizations. Completely disables all Vc optimizations.
   Needed for AMD CPUs.

Ref T694

Summary: Done with Google cppclean

Reviewers: rempt

Reviewed By: rempt

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D374

The approach taken is a bit different from what's in the porting
scripts or in pigment: I've moved kis_debug to libglobal and adapted
the dbgKrita etc. defines to use qcDebug etc. I've kept the old
category numbers for now. I've also ported all places where we
used kDebug() etc. directly, and not a few places where qDebug() etc
were used directly.

CCBUG:351488

REVIEW:124662
CCMAIL:invalpoint@gmail.com
Patch by Alexey Elnatanov, Thanks!

Now you can Enable/Disable it via View->Fast Preview Mode (LOD) button
(or just press Shift+L).

Please note that when you switch on/off, Krita should synchronize all
the caches, so it hangs up of a couple of seconds to render all unfinished
strokes.

CC:kimageshop@kde.org

This can be set in the general settings tab: either we show
the tool options in a docker or in a popup that can be shown
using a button in the toolbar. The popup is detachable.

We need a nice icon for the tool button!

The tool option panels pops up when clicked with by pressing
(by default) the backslash key.

CCMAIL:kimageshop@kde.org

1) One can configure memory consumption
2) Changed default values for memory. Now pool takes much
   less space (intentionally)
3) One can also activate performance logging using GUI

CCMAIL:kimageshop@kde.org

The problem was that the old way of saving favorite presets (by
name) saved a config entry called favoritePresets. We also stored
the number of slots in a config entry called favoritePresets. If
we'd try to restore that number, chances are we'd be reading a
string with preset names instead.

It's kinda hard to interpret "Fuzzy_textured" as a number... So we'd
go back to the default of 10.

The color management settings module uses the default profile from
the 8 bit rgb colorspace as default so use the same for the default
display profile in KisConfig.

1) Now when activating color picker in the brush tool
   with Ctrl or any other shortcut, currently selected color
   will be displayed near the cursor on screen.

2) If you start actual color-picking, the two colors will be
   compared side-by-side.

BUG:338128
Fixes task T206
CC:kimageshop@kde.org

This patch does two major things:

1) Implements MyPaint-style brush outline, which is simply a circle.
   It is needed when the brush tip is too complex and people do not want
   to be distracted by the details of it.

2) Configuration GUI of the brush cursor is changed. Now you can choose
   separately, which cursor and which outline you want to see in Krita.
   There is no that huge list now! :)

CC:kimageshop@kde.org