Fix auto-recovery failures that Gale reported, when auto-recovered projects had been saved to top-level directories, e.g., "E:\dtmf.aup" on Windows. Problem was with file separators. This DirManager code is quite convoluted, touched by multiple chefs, and called from many places, so this fix does not correct the origination(s) of the problem, but doesn't break anything higher up, and is a failsafe against probably multiple errors at higher levels.
Make some parameter names clearer vs class vars. Readability is better if the names are not lexicographically exactly the same.
Changed the bSilentlyCorrect parameter to DirManager::ProjectFSCK() to be bAutoRecoverMode. If project check errors are found during auto-recovery, it's hazardous to allow the user the various options available during normal project open. But rather than squelching the messages as well as option dialogs during auto-recover, show the messages in the log and bring up an alert.
This means the helper methods Find*() no longer need bSilentlyCorrect -- they always report to the log.
Further shrink minimize button width and center the button in the TrackInfo, so there's a blank to left and blank-or-sync-lock-icon to right, so track can be selected easily even when minimized.
(TrackInfo::DrawBordersWithin) Instead of gray line spanning TrackInfo at top of minimize button, draw it just the width of the button, and add one to the left of the minimize button.
Separate sync-lock icon drawing from minimize button drawing.
Make some magic numbers become named constants.
Some renames for clarity. Clean up some unused stuff.
EXPERIMENTAL_LINKING -> EXPERIMENTAL_SYNC_LOCK
Restore some "border" lines in TrackInfo.
Get rid of unused DEFINE_COLOUR( clrTrackInfoSyncLockSel...).
Clean out some undocumented commented-out code. Add/remove some comments.
Change sync-lock tile and icons to be clock instead of chain link. (Yet to change sync-lock button image.)
Make click on sync-lock icon select track.
Remove bevels on regions holding controls, so that bevels are only on controls themselves. This removes confusing border line above sync-lock icon, and simplifies the TrackInfo.
Be more specific about class methods vs stand-alone functions in comments.
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Commented out the one call to TrackInfo::DrawBordersWithin(). This eliminates all the dark lines within the TrackInfo, in an effort to make the sync-lock icon not look like a button. It leaves some lighter borders, and I think that's an aesthetic improvement, though it make be worse in terms of accessibility. I can also remove the light border above the sync-lock icon, but I think this looks best overall.
In Track::IsSyncLockSelected(), for the "// Not in a sync-locked group." conditional, it returned true if the track was selected. I made it do so only if track kind is Wave or Label. Among other things, this means Time and Note tracks will never show the sync-lock icon. I think this is correct by definition, but Al, please let me know if this will have negative repercussions elsewhere. There are *lots* of calls to that method and I can move the track-type check to the code that draws the sync-lock icon..
Fixed the bug Gale pointed out where, if a WaveTrack is shrunk such that the sync-lock icon is over a TrackInfo control, such as pan slider, it didn't intercept the mouse event, and passed it on to the control. Now, clicking on the sync-lock icon does nothing.
Fixed a bug where the sync-lock icon was redrawn dark when the minimize button is down. Now not redrawn at all in that case.
Added some clarifying comments, especially about the term "Label" as used in TrackPanel.*.
