FAQ: How is Photoshop Express iOS version 3.0 different from the previous one?

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In our latest 3.0 version, we revamped the rendering engine in order to deliver great new effects, improved editing controls and a streamlined user experience. That means some things you were familiar with may not be available in this version.  If you go to the settings (gear icon), you can select 'restore purchases' to restore your previous in-app purchases. Some of the effects and borders in the previous versions have changed in 3.0.
Restoring in-app purchases:
If you've previously purchased either of the packs above, they are still available to you by restoring your purchase, which is accessed in Settings. You do not need to repurchase them.
In-app purchases have been renamed.
-The “Effects Pack” that you previously purchased has been renamed "Premium Looks Pack". You still have access to this Pack.
-The “Camera Pack”, which provided Noise Reduction, is now called "Noise" and can be found in the Corrections slider menu. (if you purchased the camer pack previously and you restore your purchases in 3.0, this will be inclulded free of charge.)
Other changes
Previous Effects and Borders have been replaced with Looks, Premium Looks, and Borders. Some of the new looks replicate many of the most popular effects. We will be adding new borders, looks and sharpen controls in future releases.
The icons across the bottom of the screen are:
Cverlapping circles icon- Looks/Premium looks
Crop icon-  Crop (also straighten, rotate, flip)
Correction Sliders icon-  Contrast, noise, clarity, exposure, highlights, shadows, temperature, tint, vibrance
Eye icon-  Red eye Fix
Border icon-  Borders
Image Corrections:
Instead of selecting the sun icon as you did before for exposure, brightness, contrast, hue/saturation, and tint/temperature, you can now use the corrections sliders for contrast, noise, clarity, exposure, highlights, shadows, temperature, tint, and vibrance. The corrections sliders are the third icon on the bottom. You can also get photos from and save photos to Adobe Revel, our sharing and storage service.
Here is an explanation as to how most of the previous adjustment options can be accomplished with options in version 3.0:
White balance can be accomplished by a combination of tint and temperature changes.
Brightness, is accomplished using contrast, exposure, shadows and highlights.
Noise reduction is now in the corrections slider area
Contrast is a choice in the corrections slider area.
Hue can be modified by changing tint and temperature, choices in the corrections slider area.
Saturation -similar results can be accomplished by vibrance, except vibrance will preserve the skin tones and saturated colors.
Sharpen- Sharpen is not currently available in  version 3.0. You can try clarity for now, which is somewhat similar.

Answer 1

Yes...but do I do that in the TableModelListener ?
This is what I've tried in the TableModelListener:
public void tableChanged(TableModelEvent e)
         System.out.println(e.getSource());
           if(e.getType() == TableModelEvent.UPDATE)
                TableModel model = stdTablewCombo.getModel();
                int row = e.getFirstRow();
                this.cellValue = ((String)model.getValueAt(row, 0));
                if (cellValue != null)
                     this.selectedIndex = this.stdComboBox.getSelectedIndex();
                      System.out.println("Selected Index:" + this.selectedIndex);
                      if (this.selectedIndex >= 0)
                         String valueToSet = this.lovStringB[this.selectedIndex];
                         model.setValueAt(valueToSet, row, 0);
                      else
                           System.out.println("Value in cell is not from List");
                      }It returns the selectedIndex value allright.
It sets the value of valueToSet string allright.
it also does the model.setValueAt allright....but this triggers a tableChanged event and it goes back up - this is also fine. However, when it now comes back to the this.selectedIndex = , this again returns the index of the original selection and not a -1 (for values not in the ComboBox list). This makes it go into an infinite loop and gives me a StackOverflowError.
Edited by: 799076 on Oct 10, 2010 9:41 AM
Edited by: 799076 on Oct 10, 2010 9:49 AM