https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=418071
Tymond <tamtamy.tym...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #5 from Tymond <tamtamy.tym...@gmail.com> ---
@acc4commissi...@gmail.com the change probably comes from my changes to the
Fill Tool and Contiguous Selection Tool. If you select "use selection as
boundary", it will only paint in the area inside the selection. If you unselect
it, it will paint everything and only later cuts out the unselected areas.
There is some difference in behaviour that comes from this feature. In terms of
slowness, this new implementation of filling doesn't have the downside that the
old implementation (called when you have the checkboxes unchecked) had, which
is painting/changing the whole canvas. So to sum up, it wasn't intentionally
fixed per se but if you have the checkbox checked, you should be using the
version of the fill tool that behaves in the way that doesn't trigger this
specific bug.
Please check if this explanation (that the behaviour and speed is different
depending on the checkbox) is consistent with your findings.
I believe this bug should be left open since it would be good if the
standard/old version of the fill tool and the freehand brush tool and other
tools had some remedies in place for this situation. For example fill tool
could have some recalculating of the size of the paint device (cutting off the
unused space) after filling.
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