... There are two in AboutDialog.cpp, but these strings aren't actually used.
There are two in InconsistencyException.cpp, which ought never to be seen by
users, but should be treated as high priority bugs if they are.
There is a very old one in Sequence.cpp, which was never internationalized and
was only written to the log and likewise ought to be eliminated from happening
in pre-release testing.
Therefore, though this is a minor breach of string freeze, it's only the second
one above that users might ever see, and then only if a serious bug escaped.
Developers Brian Armstrong, Henric Jungheim
Updated some library URLs; don't use https:: which causes a crash when you
click the link
Add link for portmidi
The welcome screen now has an extra prelude for Alphas, and as result no longer needs to force a version check onto our website. Users can still do that by clicking "check online".
I've also rearranged the version check code a little, so that there is better reuse. E.g. we can change the URL in just one place in the code.
- For ALPHA builds we do a check version with the Welcome screen (if welcome screen is enabled).
- A 'Check Online' in the About box provides a new route to check version
- Check Version now passes CommitId and Build Date/Time to identify a version.
To actually close the bug we need the javascript on the server page to put up informative messages.
This brings more of the code from DarkAudacity into Audacity, though not yet enabled. This will make cherry picking later easier.
- Changing colour of html displays now possible, as colour links are visible for substitution. (Can't use css as wxHTML is very limited).
- Export can now be preset to a particular format independent of preferences.
- SnapTo reversion on zoom now a DA controlled option.
- Caching of pinning preference for faster repaint because preferences are slow.
- Record Append now has sensible limit on number of tracks, rather than giving an error, and flipping the meaning of shift is now DA controlled.
Also removed i18n-hint. Reasons motivating the change include translation issue, sense that it is too wordy (either "OK" or the original "Audacious!" work better), accessibility, and a possible shift from a colloquial to more formal style.
In addition, the Xcode project can now build against the 10.6
or 10.7 SDKs. All that is needed is to change the SDK version
and the other settings will change automatically.
Rvalue refs, move ctor, =delete, range-for, auto, std:vector<>::emplace_back()
There are also performance improvements from eliminating an indirection and
using move of strings instead of copy.
