Specifically in the area of closing a window. Added mDismissed member which can stop double dismissal. Perhaps more relevant (?) still do an EndModal IF IsModal() is true. These changes are in response to feedback from Paul that simply removing EndModal (which seems good on Windows) causes problems (in TimerRecord!) on Mac.
... Use Command+f5 to start VoiceOver, then control+alt+ left and right arrows
to navigate.
Much better now, but still we need to do something about sliders, meters, and
numeric text controls.
Previously you could double click on a slider such as the volume slider to get the expanded/dialog view of it, and then assert when you drag the slider. This was caused by wx3 error checking printf arguments. Presumably wx2 did not.
Bug1431: Undocked toolbars should hide when project window minimizes
Correct the disabling of Minimize menu item
Implement "bring all to front" on Mac (really deminiaturizes all)...
Implmement option+command+M on Mac to minimize all projects
Avoid Objective-C
It's a bit crude. It always pastes the entire text field, ignoring the
insertion cursor, and ignoring which control really has the focus.
The file dialog, which can call up the Finder, is implemented in the AppKit
so it's not wholly under our control. But I could bolt on an event filter,
after the fashion of CommandManager, to intercept key events.
Perhaps later versions of the toolkit than 10.6 will have a better save dialog
in the AppKit, making this change unnecessary.
... This poor imitation of the standard Mac Window menu only includes
Minimize and Zoom.
But this may be adequate for the complaints in Bug1198, when the yellow title
bar button is hidden and unreachable.
In commit 9c687f0, TimeEditors etc were generalized to handle both times and frequencies.
This fixes the accessibility names of cells to handle frequencies.
With recent changes to the Nyquist code for freeing blocks, the pointer 'next' could be uninitialised when 'list' points to the zero chain. So Audacity would follow a rogue pointer. We'd get away with it if the uninitialised value happened to be zero.
