Add the option to zoom in or out using the mouse wheel.

Related to Issue #5

Add the ability to refresh the current directory listing.

When opening some files (such as black and white ones), once scaled, they lose a bit of contrast during the scaling operation.

Java tends to combine the view and controller into the same class. But I need to separate all the view and controller code from it still, so it acts as a pure model.

This also means that the model should never call anything from the view (directly). It should be as best it can a one sided operation.

The program can lock up when loading a large image after loading a previously large image. This is due probably due to resource issues. A 6500*4800 image uses up about 90 mb of raw when uncompressed (which I have to do to display it).

Flushing the old images should help prevent this lockup.

Add the ability to delete files from within Hanami. So that we can browse through a directory and delete images we don't want.

The current keys may not be acceptable for everyone, find a way to change them.

Ability to display information about a given image. Including size, dimensions, image type, colors, and color depth information.

Also a shortcut to easily bring up or hide this information.

The source is sorely lacking in documentation. Add some.

Cleanup and Refactor code to allow modifications to the program to be made easier.

Allow the windowed version to be borderless.

There are many options available in the options that do not yet have controls in the options dialog.

Add controls for these in that dialog so they can be adjusted from the program itself.

Add the ability to load plugins for loading unknown and new file types.

Currently when a file is deleted in a directory and you try to navigate to it from within Hanami the program locks up on loading.

The ability to zoom in and out on a image. Optional resample option.

Will also limit the image to the windows current size (it will not try to resize the window).

Add an option to resize the image while/after resizing the window in windowed mode.

Allow us to paste an image from the clipboard into the program.

For example, if you reach the right side of an image, pressing right will go to the next image.