So far this is only used for MIDI, missing audio files are
already handled by asking a user to locate them.
The same approach doesn't work for MIDI, since there cannot be
externally referenced (embedded) .mid files (since MIDI is destructive).
This API is not official, and the upcoming official API differs.
The source-code is left in-place since most of it will be
re-usable as-is, regardless.
This is required to toggle the strip to revert from aux-view
to the main route using the aux-send processor itself.
Discuss:
Perhaps this should be reverted, and ProcessorBox::edit_aux_send()
be removed: It is currently possible to create various
inconsistent mixer-states.
* use "Aux" on a Bus, then double-click some Internal-Send to
revert strips. But Aux remains active
* Removing sends while "Aux" is active does not disable Aux.
If the processor box was insensitive those issues won't be present.
However it is convenient to use double-click on the editor-mixer to
access a send's panner ...
If there's no GUI property for the MIDNAM model name, and the plugin has no MIDNAM, there's no reason to set the property to the default
It will pick up the default ("Generic") during update_patch_selector() calling into model_changed
Attempt to re-use GUI property for MIDNAM device mode, and if it doesn't exist, use the first from the model's device mode list.
Also require at least one device mode in the MIDNAM file (via assert) - consider anything else to be malformed
We do not store the MIDNAM model as a GUIObject property if the using the plugin-provided MIDNAM. Selecting a different MIDNAM for
the plugin should now result in that choice being saved/restored correctly.
This all feels crazily complicated, but I don't want to change more of the architecture at this time
This fixes an issue where the size of the window stayed much larger
than its content if there are no sessions in the session search path
after attempting to make a new session and then pressing "back"
* Use a single method to set mixer-strip widget sensitivity
* Update context-menu to only allow show actions that can
currently be performed, depending on active/inactive state.
* Mark all control elements of in-active strips as insenstive
except those required to re-enable the route.
* Also update processor-box and solo-button when showing Aux
Special case Mixbus. Mixbus already shows a "Insensitive" label,
and Mixbus-channelstrip element sensitivity remains to be
implemented before using this mechanism.
This specific change has broader scope than the bare minimum required - we could just move/replicate transport_ctrl.set_session()
after session_sensitive_actions have had their sensitivity set to true. But this "seems" like a more thorough solution,
in that it sets all relevant actions groups before doing anythng else.
gtk/gtksettings.c uses different default themes for
Window and Linux/Mac which results in subtle layout differences,
In particular TreeView headers and Tabs.
"MS-Windows" style is hardcoded in gtk msw_rc_style.c
and ardour's clearlooks.rc starts with different defaults.
This forces the default style to a non-existent one.
(might also help with https://tracker.ardour.org/view.php?id=5605)
