Preferences is a tabbable, a leftover artifact of when it was, in fact, intended to be a tabbable. Rather than
re-engineer this right now, add a key event handler so that Primary-w works for this just like other dialogs
* Shorten long labels
Those increase the x-offset for the data table column on the right.
* Shorten some long ComboBox texts
* Reduce min. slider controller width
* Tag some long labels and dropdowns that are currently the bottleneck
* Split "Signal Flow" pages to reduce height requirement
-> Signal Flow & -> Solo/Monitoring
The latter is just control logic, no signal flow changes.
* Group CPU/FPU performance Options
* Move Region-Analysis to Metering (it is not performance related)
* moved some wrongly-parented items into a more sensible location
(import & export options for example)
* broke some busy pages into separate sub-tabs: Size+Scale,
MIDI Port configuration, Timecode Generators
* added "Performance" tab to consolidate some of the tweakier prefs
* moved the order of tabs around so the "indented" ones were not
so intermixed with the non-indented ones
* Show Treeview again if it was hidden
* Hide heading(s) and table when no ports are available
* Fix memory leak, unmanaged OptionEditorHeading
* remove unused members
This is used with string_compose ("detach-%1") etc,
and "preferences" may be translated by gtk or 3rd party translations
(Ardour itself only has upper-case "Preferences" as translatable
string)
Actions for hide/show/attach/detach tabbables use hard-coded names which are not
translated. Using Tabbable/WindowProxy::name() to lookup the action will fail,
since the name can be translated. This changes just removes the option to not
provide a menu-name when creating these objects, and uses the name menu-name
when looking up an action by name
Man new users drag/drop files onto the canvas without being aware
that Ardour only references external files. This can break sessions
when those files [re]moved.
* remove Y-axis dependent velocity (difference between
black/white keys made this not very usable
* remove Bank/Patch selector (there are already three other
Bank/Patch UIs
* move keyboard-layout selection into Preferences > MIDI
Ports owned by Ardour are already filtered out by
PortManager::get_known_midi_ports() ->
PortManager::fill_midi_port_info_locked()
This change is in preparation for allowing to expose Ardour's
"Virtual MIDI Keyboard" keyboard (which is owned by Ardour).
* Reserve 32 dedicated editor actions for scripts
* Limit number of toolbar buttons
* Use dedicated binding-group for keyboard-shortcuts
* Tweak Preferences layout of toolbar pane
Copyright-holder and year information is extracted from git log.
git history begins in 2005. So (C) from 1998..2005 is lost. Also some
(C) assignment of commits where the committer didn't use --author.
This is a backport from Mixbus, to leave are 4 "open" pixels
at the bottom of the track so one can see the grid-lines between tracks.
This is useful with low region-transparency. grid-lines behind
opaque regions are not visible.
This fixes various MS related action sensitivity issues, as well
as action-states.
Also manually adding a monitor-section to a session now always
immediately shows it, regardless of prior ToggleMonitorSection
visibility.
* When splitting in MouseObject, entered_region should get priority over selected regions.
This fixes the unexpected case where you try to split an unselected a region, but
a) nothing happens OR
b) some other region (maybe off-screen) is split
* Range mode now has its own option for splits, which can be:
Clear: the selection is cleared.
Preserve: the selection is left as-is. (default)
Force: all the regions that resulted from the split are selected (forcing a tool change).
* Un-hid the additional config options to select only the regions BEFORE or AFTER a split.
* Note: splits made with Cut Tool should be unaffected by these changes.
This commit does not remove this concept from the libs/ardour/engine_state_controller code,
which is used exclusively by Waves Track Live (to the extent that this can be said to
be "used").
Separate Snap from Grid. Lots of naming changes.
Multiple simultaneous snap options allowed. Grid is one of the possible Snap options.
Grid uses the same data as the rulers. Replace complicated tempo_lines with simple grid_lines.
The Grid is zoom-scale-sensitive along with the rulers. If you are zoomed out, grid becomes coarser.
Snapped Cursor is a line that follows the edit point, and indicates where the operation will occur.
This replaces and extends the line that appears with the Cut tool.
New associated preferences: snap_threshold and show_snap_cursor.
Removed the term "Lua", because users were turned off by something they didn't understand.
A special-case Lua script ("Shortcut") allows the user to select an arbitrary Action.
The "Shortcut" script is selected by default, and in this case there is no "Type" or "Author" displayed.
Action-Buttons may still trigger Lua scripts, as a secondary function.
Generated by tools/f2s. Some hand-editing will be required in a few places to fix up comments related to timecode
and video in order to keep the legible
Add config setting for playhead-scroll-speed.
Default to 100% for now, but for new users we might later default it to something slower.
If you want to scroll quickly, it is preferred to zoom out first, then scroll.
Ardour translations and GUI string formatting only depends on the C locale.
Modifying the C++ locale may produce erratic results on various systems
(in particular OSX and macOS) and cause incompatibilies with plugins.
Paul Davis
Ben Loftis
Robin Gareus
Edgar Aichinger
Nil Geisweiller
Len Ovens
Colin Fletcher
Olivier Humbert
Thomas Brand