The smudgy gray outline of a stop watch in the track control panel has now been replaced by a more distinct version, that has transparency and so the colour for the TCP shows through.
... its purpose was not clear. Comment suggests state update is combined with
drawing, which isn't so and shouldn't be.
So far as I can tell, all it did was make the Mute button flicker, if you
clicked on it and dragged, while the Solo button was up, AND playback or
recording was in progress. But why?
It is a button, not an icon, so it does not need explaining what it is. Also this solves the issue of when the help button is deliberately removed after use.
Fixed by making the smaller buttons a much less strong blue, and using bevelling to make sure there is an edge.
Also reduced bevelling to a less pop-up look, less dark and 1px wide not 2px
Also slightly rounded the larger button corners.
- Darker button backgrounds in toolbars
- More contrast in hover effect, especially for small buttons.
- Mute/Solo have same colour whether track selected or not
- TimeText displays have lighter backgrounds.
Commands flagged with NoAutoSelect will not auto select, even if the user has asked for it. This is used for Cut and 3 different kinds of delete. We later might extend it to fades and repair.
I've implemented three states for what to do if no selection:
0 - Grey out (no longer used)
1 - Auto-select
2 - Give the warning message and try again.
- No longer jumps right when clicked.
- Right edge is now aligned with track name drop down right edge.
- When using just a mute button, the (larger) button is centered.
This is a new problem from Windows 10 Creator's update. The fix fixes it on single monitors, but on dual monitor it may appear first on the main monitor and then jump across.
