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- also fixes a couple of absolute snap bugs wrt midi notes.
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- this should work as before, but when applied to a button 1 drag,
the constraint is in the first direction travelled.
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- also clean up, rename and comment some previous hanges.
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- remove "no_magnets" ugh.
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- its now possible to use snap modifiers in combination with others
afaict this hasn't worked for some time.
- use "contains" rather than "equals" during drag. Still uncertain
about this wrt beginning a drag. for now they are all "equals".
- probably solve the "snap modifier modifier" problem using
ArdourKeyboard::indicates_snap () and friend.
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- Also makes "Mod4" Appear as "Windows" and adds new combination
"Alt-Windows" to the dropdown.
- Attempt to set a pair of default snap modifiers (without
knowing what it actually is for OSX)
- Copy modifier now saves
- Snap modifier modifier problem still remains.
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- Copy modifier still doesn't save
- Testers please edit the Extra section of ~/.ardourN/config to allow
defaults to "take"
- Note that the current defaults overlap.
- warning - absolute snap modifier has no default and will be always
"on" unless you set it!
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Note that no defaults are set - go to prefs->user interaction to
ensure that nothing is set to "no modifer"
also - the copy modifier doesn't actually save its state yet.
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Also make midi notes obey the snap delta modifire
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- user can abs/rel modifier key in prefs->user interaction
suggested for linux - absolute->alt ignore snap->alt-shift
- Constrained mode works the same as button 2 drag (initial move
sets constraint axis).
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Button 2 drag now is constrained to initial move axis, removing
all modifiers from this op.
Remove Jump after trim mode.
TrimDrag now has:
Primary for trim anchored to fade.
Secondary for contents trim (as before)
Primary & Tertiary for "non overlap" trim
All drags have Tertiary for relative snap
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Disabled/enabled with the shift key. no config stuff at all now.
Move existing (strange) trim feature to primary + tertiary modifiers.
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* Handle large (delta > 1) movements into the DZ
which are not due to invalid-drop positions, but
caused by laggy GUI or rapid user movements.
* ignore busses when moving out of the DZ.
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Allow to drag multiple regions from different tracks
to/from the dropzone.
Busses & Automation-lanes are ignored, as are
hidden tracks.
Any region may serve as mouse drag anchor.
fixes #6172 and #6176
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Ignore any routes or automation lanes during
region y-axis distance calculation.
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My apologies to translators.
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see also 6cfb6ef
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There is no special ‘-1’ indicator any more.
i->time_axis_view is unbound to allow relative
positioning when dragging multiple regions.
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Allow dragging multiple regions from multiple
tracks across any number of hidden tracks and
automation lanes.
fixes #6176 and #6172
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Fixes #6172 and #6176 for single region drags.
Further work is needed if multiple regions on different tracks are dragged over hidden tracks
(see inline comment).
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The previous code assumed that dragging up from the drop zone into the last
track is always valid. This is not true when the type of the dragged region(s)
do not match that route, which resulted in a crash and/or bizarre behaviour.
This took entirely too long to figure out, there are some real nightmares in
the region drag code...
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top track
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This probably breaks some of ardour's functionality (e.g. layered mode), but seems to
be either just right or very close to it for tracks
Conflicts:
gtk2_ardour/editor_routes.cc
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