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- probably not what the user wants,
unless snapping beats to timecode frames.
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- display prev tempo and tempo at mouse while dragging
- simplify ramp dilation somewhat.
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constraint modifier dilates previous tempo.
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tempo with vertical movement, incorporating beat constraint (if present).
- makes it easy to find suitable accelerandos for hit points in conjunction
with playhead position, beat-locked tempos and initial meter frame.
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and tempo_at_beat().
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- all a bit slow, but should be ok once we can lock
markers to frames.
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- add_midi_region used to commit, resulting in
_region->set_position() adding a command when there was
no current transaction. The sub-bug here was that repeatedly
calling set_position() on the new region resulted in nonsensical
automation movement after the drag.
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previously if some audio region was locked and locked to video,
the audio-region always stayed put and the video could only be
moved forward.
TODO: add an "unlock all" option.
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Classes are in the global namespace.
OSX has a flat namespace and OSX32bit/Carbon has a Marker too.
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more than a dozen necessary fwd decls etc)
Conflicts:
gtk2_ardour/editor_drag.h
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- fixes a crash when clicking on automation lines repeatedly.
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- also make set_selected_control_point_from_click () return
something useful.
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- also clean up, rename and comment some previous hanges.
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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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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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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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Allow dragging multiple regions from multiple
tracks across any number of hidden tracks and
automation lanes.
fixes #6176 and #6172
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threshold
Conflicts:
gtk2_ardour/editor_drag.cc
gtk2_ardour/editor_drag.h
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Conflicts:
gtk2_ardour/editor_drag.cc
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cursor value in Drag API; use C API to set canvas cursor
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Tracks to crash
[Details] Crash was provoked because of an attempt to add commands to the session reversible command, but when autoscroll started and trim began with autoscroll the session reversible command was not created for for Trim Drag.
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Range select rect sticks around now after switching to the draw tool, but
disappears if a note selection is made. Not sure if draw is really the most
appropriate tool here (particularly if we ever implement actual pencil-like
drawing); edit contents seems more appropriate but that would probably cause
more selection issues, so here we are.
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Add a new scoped cursor system that makes it much harder to screw up and end up
with stick cursors and so on.
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There might be a few special cases lingering around from attempts at magic tool
business, but this seems to work fine as far as I can tell.
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has occured.
Using _last_pointer_frame breaks when dragging to the left of the canvas, because we clamp
the value of the frame to >= 0. Motion would step once the pointer crossed the left edge
of the canvas because the frame value would always be zero.
This is not a problem when using the pointer x,y values which end up appropriately negative
under all conditions.
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location, with (maybe) the right regions
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