LayerComparer: make it easier to change layers #1543
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- Semi-major rewrite of the plugin, as it turned out that a listener (for the event on globalObserver) and a callback (to the DialogWindowPlugin component) were needed. - Also some bugfixes related to restoring the original background layer. - Certainly, still room for improvement.
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LayerComparer has been around for two years now, ever since #687. The tool works fine for most use cases, but there are situations where it can be improved. One example is when user wants to quickly change which layers are being compared. The only way to re-activate the Dialog is via the usual button in Drawer/Widget.
One easier way would be to add a button to the overlay that shows up while comparing:
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