[Shotwell] Prevent showing trashed images

[Adam Dingle]

John,

On 12/19/2010 12:41 PM, John Tyree wrote:
> When sifting through a new import, I typically look at the photos one at a
> time, in large view and press delete as I see fit. I notice, however, that
> 'deleted' images stay in the buffer such that pressing the back arrow will
> revisit them. When flipping back and forth between many photos, it can be
> confusing as to whether or not a photo has already been deleted. Pressing
> `esc` to return to the many-photos view correctly hides the trashed image
> and upon zooming back in, the image is no longer accessible. Is this a bug
> or pebkac?

It's a known bug:

http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/2647

The fix will be non-trivial so it's too late to fix this for 0.8 (coming 
soon!).  Hopefully for 0.9.

> Also, is there a hotkey to ALWAYS go to the next image or previous image?
> Say I zoom in to look at something, and then want to move on to the next
> image. Left and right do not do that unless the entire image is visible,
> otherwise they pan around. ctrl, alt, shift modifiers have no effect as far
> as I can tell. Neither do PgUp/PgDn (which would be perfect for this, I'd
> say).

Well, you can advance to the next photo by press Alt+P N (the keyboard 
mnemonic for Photo->Next Photo).  But I don't claim that's a shortcut 
you'd actually want to use.  :)  It seems like a reasonable idea to have 
a better shortcut here.  Perhaps Ctrl+Left/Right or Alt+Left/Right might 
make sense.  I've ticketed this here:

http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/2996

adam