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Now keep track of origin of wavefront (e.g. did it come from file? igram?) Also keep track if wavefront was manually inverted by user
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If I understand the intent correctly, I think it's a good first step.
There will still be the popup when loading igrams.
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I did your suggestion @atsju. |
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I'm probably not done with autoinvert but this should improve it a lot!
I added 2 member variables to class wavefront:
The second one keeps track if a user inverted this wavefront. The first keeps track of where this wavefront came from:
enum WavefrontOrigin {wfUnknown, wfIgram, wfFile, wfSimulation, wfAverage, wfSubtraction, wfDemo, wfZernikes, wfSmoothed};If the wavefront didn't come from an igram or if it was manually inverted then the auto-invert procedure is bypassed. The wavefront origin flag may be useful for other things some day. Not sure.
I tested this very thoroughly. For example when you do "test stand astig removal tool" the various created wavefronts have the flag for file, average, etc. Rotated wavefronts copy the origin of the wavefront before rotation.