The mixer gain-entry selects all when the entry is focused
(see ArdourWidgets::FocusEntry). Due to the selection there is
no visible cursor, and it was not obvious that the entry
has focus. Also moving the mouse outside of the strip drops focus
without any indication.
This combines SessionEvent per playlist. Now per change
there are "only" two SessionEvent::Overwrite events
queued per playlist in the GUI thread for later processing
the Butler.
These are triggered by Playlist::ContentsChanged()
and Playlist::LayeringChanged(), both of which trigger
DiskIOProcessor::playlist_modified.
(Previously there used to be two per region)
"T: " prefix isn't very useful. in music-notation the note
symbol is established: ♩ = <bpm> or ♪ = <bpm>.
This fixes an issue on Windows, where those note symbols are
not available in the default unicode font. There "1/4" is used
which adds two extra monospace chars leading to cropped text.
The initial calls in `we_have_dependents()` was redundantly setting
all widows to "Hidden", before the actual state was known.
tabbable_state_change() is initially called for all Tabs:
ARDOUR_UI::setup_windows -> add_to_notebook() -> attach(),
or for detached windows Tabbable::set_state() -> hide_tab().
Step_up/down_through_tabs used window visibility to determine
candidates. This incorrectly considered detached visible tabs.
Detached windows cannot be cycled to.
This also addressed an issue where tab-buttons state was
incorrectly unset what unrelated tab state changed.
ImplicitActive of the currently active tab is now retained
when some other window is attached/detached.
This add support for special-cased automation controls
(Fader, Trim, Panner, Mute) and spills their automation-lane
on touch.
It also features a small internal API update directly mapping
CheckMenuItem. See also bd8c26a059
playlist->partition() calls DiskReader::playlist_ranges_moved()
which may add Panner and Fader automation state changes.
The reversible command has to be started before calling
playlist->partition(). Simply collecting playlist->rdiff() after
the fact is not sufficient.
Since switching to StartupFSM, the GUIIdle signal isn't available
connected at application start. The splash-screen was blank until
the main UI was up.
"Ardour is ready for use" was the only visible message.
This fixes crashes with plugins calling setDirty() when the
UI is closed. `plugin` has already been reset before
the actual window is closed:
`PluginUIWindow::~PluginUIWindow()` runs, and destroys the window,
here `~VST3NSViewPluginUI ()`. This closes the VST3 view, which
triggers a `VST3PI::setDirty`.
At this point in time `~PlugUIBase()` has not yet run, so all
signals are still connected.
setDirty() ends up calling PlugUIBase::update_preset_modified()
which access `plugin` pointer, which is NULL.
curl_free() is to be used for data allocated by
curl_easy_escape() or curl_easy_unescape() in libcurl.
This is unrelated to realloc/free in WriteMemoryCallback().
MidiRegionView::select_notes() may call MRV::add_to_selection
which may call editor().get_selection().clear ();
This in turn clears the pending_midi_note_selection, invalidating
iterator.
This bug was introduced in 7cf435a876 (6.5.148)
PortGroupList::gather() first adds UserBundle ports to
`system->add_bundle (*i, allow_dups);`
That can include ports that are already associated with the
current bundle. The port in this case has the Bundle's name.
Those ports are later removed in BundleEditorMatrix::setup_ports
`_ports[OTHER].remove_bundle (_bundle);`
However we do need to show physical ports by their name, even
if they're identical to the already associated bundle to allow
disassociating them.
cooltehno
Ben Loftis
Paul Davis
Olivier Humbert