... Apply substituion to the result of translation lookup, assuming the
translator preserved the url verbatim. (But in future, we should not have
urls inside translated strings.)
Problem is that the page faq_opening_and_saving_files.html will exist in the
2.2.0 manual online, but the anchor #midi will no longer exist on it.
This help link comes up only when import fails (perhaps the file is corrupt)
and the user presses the help button.
This help goes through an unusual code path that never uses local help. That
could stand fixing in future.
... There are four different code paths to test, for four different "Download"
buttons:
The two "Download" buttons in the Libraries preference dialog; and,
The Download button in each of the two dialog boxes that follow the two
"Locate..." buttons.
There are just two new help pages in a proper build of local help, each the
target of two buttons.
One of these pages is called "FAQ:Installing the FFmpeg-Import-Export Library"
rather than "FAQ:Installing the FFmpeg-Import/Export Library"
because there are some difficulties preventing links to pages with "/" in the
title, which I didn't try to fix.
... caused by remembering a NULL pointer to active project when starting a
stream.
Hard to reproduce, but reported by David Bailes. We suspect that both the
closing of another project window, and changes of focused application, are
necessary to reproduce the problem.
There are two problems with using Enter to press the meter drop down buttons:
1. It only works the first time.
2. If auto-select auto is on, then audio is auto-selected.
This was caused by commit a0ea5d6. The problem with this commit is that meters and sliders are also derived from wxPanel, and therefore affected by the fix.
To fix this, make the above fix specific to the Lyrics panel.
"seconds" and "Output" are translated elsewhere, so just add _
New string _("%") will simply go through untranslated for now but can be in next
version's audacity.pot
... Write only one variable in audacityAudioCallback, to be read (maybe in
another thread) by AudioIO::MidiTime().
The non-Alsa case behaves essentially as before: it wasn't broken, so it
isn't fixed, though it is rearranged.
