Basic contour label implementation #284
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…s contours, instead of hiding them completely.
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| def group_labels(self, group_labels: list[int] | None = None) -> None: |
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| def group_labels(self, group_labels: list[int] | None = None) -> None: | |
| def group_labels(self, group_labels: list[int] | None = None) -> None: | |
| """ Set the list of nodes that should be filled instead of contoured.... """ |
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Make a class-level constant and use that, so we can change if needed.
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I added a new tab to expose the opacity and contour settings to the user, and added radio buttons to change the mode, for convenience. 
Some settings were conflicting in different modes, e.g. we used to have background opacity=0, but then in contour mode we need the background to be visible, so I changed the default to 0.3, so you can see something at the very least. Still not entirely sold on it, let's discuss what potential changes might help.
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I pressed D by accident and it created a key error 🙃 |
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Bug as mentioned when node is deleted while in group. But otherwise I'm happy with the actual contour label changes! Also happy if you want to simplify the USERS options while keeping the backend API fully configurable.
Block selected_label event when setting colormap in _new_label to prevent infinite recursion loop. Also remove redundant colormap assignment in _ensure_valid_label since _new_label already handles it. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…_tracker into 217-contour-labels-layer
This reverts commit 7f1c123.
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Let's just double check that the bug is indeed resolved and click around again to make sure we didn't break anything. Then merge! |
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I tested it more thoroughly, including with orthoviews and 3d view, and everything looks great! 🍅 🦖
Implement option for displaying nodes that are not in lineage/group as contours, instead of hiding them completely. This behavior can be toggled from the Edit Menu (for now, probably should move to 'settings' eventually).
Maybe more as inspiration / intermediate state until we have figured out what we want exactly for the visualization (issues #217 , #283)