Unable to select several images in crop tab

[Thomas Pryds]

In the crop tab in Hugin 2011.4.0.cf9be9344356 (from Ubuntu ppa) I am able to select several images (ctrl or shift click) and thus apply the same crop values for more than one image at a time.

However, in 2012.1.0.6571549ff779 (from Ubuntu nightly ppa), in the new combined mask and crop tab, I am not able to select several images using ctrl or shift, thereby having to crop every image one by one.

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[tmodes (tmodes)]

It works here: Windows and also Fedora.
On the mask/crop tab you need first to switch to crop mode (select crop from the notebook). Then you can select multiple images. When the mask mode is active, only a single image can be selected.

[Thomas Pryds (thomas-pryds)]

You're right, of course. I apologize. I didn't realize that selecting a tab below the image list would change the behaviour of something not contained in the tab area. Perhaps, for intuition's sake, the two tabs (Masks and Crop) should be moved up, so that the file list would be the first item within each tab?

[tmodes (tmodes)]

Okay, got the point. Moving the list down inside the notebook requires some more code, because there are then 2 listboxes which needs to synchronized. Will think about it, maybe I have another idea.

[tmodes (tmodes)]

I tried to move the list box into the tab area. But to keep both list boxes (one on the mask tab, other on the crop tabs) synchronous appears a nightmare.
I had another idea: I added an option to modify the crop of all images of the currently selected lens (changeset f422253bd560 in default branch). So with one selected image you can modify now the crop of all images with the same lens. So no need to select all images manually.