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- after reports that a tempo with non-4.0 note type
would produce a ramp in the preceding section, an incorrect
assumption was made leading to a bogus 'fix' that redefined
Tempo's pulses_per_minute().
the real fix was simple:
the ramp's function constant was calculated using the note type
of the proceding tempo rather than the current one.
- this patch reverts e82482e8e9c and a4d67279e0086258
and maintains the old definition of Tempo::pulses_per_minute()
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beat and bar.
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It seems that 'strftime()' (on Windows) works differently from its non-Windows counterparts. Specifically, some formatting options (e.g. %F) are not recognised in the Windows implementation.
Fortunately, glibmm comes to our rescue here! So let's use the glib implementation which will hopefully work the same on all platforms.
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- also ensures poiinter ghost note respects the snap modifier.
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This reverts commit 9d6d9c650193fa098c0d85c505b5eb3b61f8d2f8.
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and a VST plugin's own GUI
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plugin GUI window) and then close the GUI
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Consecutive execution (e.g. from a control surface button) engages punch in, then punch out, then clears both.
Patch by Nathan Stewart
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GTK+ apparently unpacks/hides a widget whose requistion at window show/packing time is negative for x or y axes. The RC option editor
was being created AFTER its Tabbable self packed it into its own window (when detached), and GTK+ rejected it because the
treeview had a size requisition with -1 for width.
So build it first, then call Tabbable::set_state() later
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local ps = ArdourUI.processor_selection()
for p in ps:iter() do print (p:name ()) end
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Don't try to be smart when chosing which parameters need their
automation updated but rather trust the list that was populated at
creation time when all relevant information had been gathered.
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When requesting a size for ArdourButton, the width and height of the
button could be increased by one to ensure the center of the text would
lie exactly at the center of the button.
I initially thought that it was a good idea even when the text used for
sizing was frozen, but the main (and only?) use-case for that is to
actually freeze the size of the button regardless of the actual
displayed text, so jittering by one pixel is not welcome.
Only do the centering tweak if there is no sizing text.
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Remove the LocaleGuard so that the value of LC_NUMERIC is that of the users
locale and sscanf will parse the string correctly. For instance, with a locale
like nl_NL or fr_FR where the decimal point is different than the "C" locale,
only the number up to the decimal point will be parsed by sscanf and input
values will be rounded down.
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This fixes a crash where aspect ratio "0.5" from harvid was interpreted
as "0" in the French locale (expecting 0,5).
Note: harvid uses a portable, not localized snprintf() implementation
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relevant dialogs
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modifier. Make it so
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Since inheritance doesn't seem to work on some systems, though it worked
on mine.
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Collecting bindings after ::finish() has already destroyed half the GUI
will result in memory corruption invalid Glib::RefPtr<Gtk::Action>
Gtkmm2ext::ActionMap::get_actions()
Gtkmm2ext::Bindings::get_all_actions()
KeyEditor::Tab::populate()
KeyEditor::refresh()
Editor::set_script_action_name()
LuaInstance::session_going_away()
PBD::Destructible::drop_references()
ARDOUR::Session::destroy()
ARDOUR::Session::~Session()
ARDOUR_UI::finish()
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… since reset_dpi() is the only caller.
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At the point of creation, the automate_button size request is wrong
since it has not the correct style yet. Instead of trying ugly hacks to
fix that, connect to the knob's size_request signal and get the button's
requisition only when needed. If the system font changes to one that has
different extents (even if the point size is the same), the UI will thus
correctly update.
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A value of -1 means "let the widget use its natural size in that
direction".
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