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We could define per device presets, shared across iCloud devices.
The main issue with this task is that it would require to find the simplest way to represent selected device options, keeping in mind that some options may not be available up until another one is set to the proper value, or that adjusting an option's value could reset the value of another one.
A "best effort" way to do that would be to :
save a simple hash of Option # -> Option Value
restore by setting each option whose value isn't the saved one to the saved value. if by the end of the loop the snapshots don't match, we redo a pass or two. a maximum number of passes could be set to prevent infinitely looping if we cannot recreate the proper settings.
A more precise version of it could be :
save the list of setting changes that happened, as an array of (Option #, Option Value). optionally this list might be trimable under certain circumstances to prevent it from being extremely long
restore by reapplying one by one the settings
Notes :
it could also have the added benefit that we could close a device while not specifically using it for scanning or previewing, using an unnamed preset. we need to figure out the cost of always saving and restoring options in between scans though
some options could be ignored, for instance the crop settings
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We could define per device presets, shared across iCloud devices.
The main issue with this task is that it would require to find the simplest way to represent selected device options, keeping in mind that some options may not be available up until another one is set to the proper value, or that adjusting an option's value could reset the value of another one.
A "best effort" way to do that would be to :
Option # -> Option Value
A more precise version of it could be :
(Option #, Option Value)
. optionally this list might be trimable under certain circumstances to prevent it from being extremely longNotes :
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: