Windows managed as Proxy do not need direct calls to set_session().
This is already handled by WM::Manager::instance().set_session()
Also WM set_session() called it twice.
* You can now show a selector for each track, rather than one global dialog
* Removed the 'cancel' button: it was too easy to unintentionally revert your selection
* Correctly sort and name new playlists when they are added or renamed from the P menu
* Fix problem where list contents disappeared when changing desktops (on_unmap_event)
* new global playlist functions for {all | rec-armed | selected} tracks.
* new API passes (bool copy) arg instead of separate functions for copy_X.
* consistently use mapover_X functions to consolidate code
* update Lua bindings to match
Use the same sorting for the menu list and playlist_selector items
Implement Copy, Share and Steal playlist actions. Need a RouteTimeAxis for this.
Rename persistent dialog buttons to make it clear you can Revert
* Consolidate access modifiers
* Remove all public member variables
* Only expose required functions, use private
whenever possible
* Rename private members, prefix underscore
* Remove cruft
This resolves ambiguities of overloaded non-virtual methods
that used shared protected variables (send_blink_connection).
It fixes "show sends" of foldback busses (spilling the send
controls) and allows for showing showing other sends directly
without first disabling it.
This fixes some related issues with inheritance and
signal propagation.
Prefer to reuse spill logic from the mixer-ui.
This allows to spill routes directly after spilling
foldbacks. Previously that resulted in FB "show sends"
to keep flashing even then no foldbacks were spilled anymore.
It also simplifies various aspects of foldback prev/next
logic.
Previously it was possible to open the multiple IOSelectorWindows
from multiple locations: editor-mixer, mixer, track/bus inspector,
track header context menu, etc. for the same port.
This allows to re-use playlist editing in all RouteUI derivatives,
not just the main editor time axis header.
The change is mostly a NO-OP, simply moving methods from
RouteTimeAxisView (is-a RouteUI), to RouteUI.
Simply removing the items from the rec_mon_table still leaves
a space since the table itself is still packed and the
global-vpacker uses a spacing of 2px.
So the rec-mon table has to be unpacked. explicit hide/show
calls in set_route() are also not helpful since the widget is
managed by a VisibilityGroup.
The previous version had various issues, in particular
when creating Tracks with an instrument, the RouteUI was not
available when the signal was emitted (likely caused by recent
ee-work of Audio+MIDI and Tape track removal).
However as side-effect fanned-out tracks/busses may now
be ordered before the new instrument route.
This also fixes an edge case of multiple fan-out in case
there is more than one RouteUI instance (mixer, editor-mixer,
meter-bridge).
This is an effective NO-OP
* Some methods have been re-named to improve consistency
* Duplicate function calls were removed:
RouteUI::set_route() already updates mute/solo
MixerStrip does not have to update it again
* virtual methods have been protected
ConfigurationChanged() is emitted after processors have been
reconfigured (e.g adding/removing a plugin).
The button state needs to be updated after setup.
Bfore d6315618da this worked because _route->io_changed()
is emitted before the processors are re-configured, and
phase_control()->Changed() triggered an update after that.
PS. The motivation for d6315618da are Mixbusses. They have no input
channels, but a Return processor before the polarity processor.
This was based on Ardour-5 style "set custom latency of the IO", and
inform, override JACK-port latency compensation.
Ardour6: IO itself is no longer in control. This is abstracted by
IOProcessor.
In any case, this is to be superseded by bundling a-virtual-latency,
and allowing track playback offset (that has no additional
thru-latency for cue-monitoring).
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.
