Necessitated by MIDI support, as many people's local portaudio libs will not be patched.
This also solves some issues with building with lv2 and ffmpeg on some Ubuntu systems.
... I can't reproduce the symptoms on my Mac, but the stack trace supplied by
Gale shows an infinite recursion overflowing the stack.
I see that at commit d1f66d768ffd3823757d2746388074eca95ec138 "Updates for wx3"
by Leland, he saw the need to set a guard against infinite recursion in another
window resizing callback. He tested that guard, but did not set it, in two
other places. I speculate that the cycle can be entered from those other
places, bypassing where the guard was set. So I set the guard in more places.
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
... This is distinct from Command, and it abbreviates as the caret ^ character.
Also: show caret instead of "Control" in toolbar button tips, though that
is not done for any default key bindings.
... This fix might not be exhaust the possibilities. Some examples covered:
When an undo state is pushed. For instance: Hover over bottom of sole track
for resize cursor, then Shift+C to delete it. (Cursor change used to happen
at Shift key up, now sooner. Maybe your shortcut does not include Shift.)
When an undo state is modified without a push. For instance: hover over right
edge of selection. Hit Shift+Ctrl+A to remove the selection. (Again, change
cursor before keys up, and even if no modifiers in the shortcut.)
When scrollbars change for any reason, such as pinned play or Shift+scrollwheel.
(Clip boundaries may pass your mouse. Cursor change and also snap lines come
and go.)
Problem: When selection details set to start and end in selection bar, start cannot be increased higher than end, and end cannot be decreased to be less than start. These restrictions are not present in previous versions of Audacity, and are not desirable.
Fixed.
... This was broken at commit 6478895a3903, Win-specific change meant to fix
bug 1565 (tooltips did not show for diabled buttons on Win)
This easy one-line fix preserves that, fixes 1656 too.
PortMidi requires PMALSA to be defined to compile with ALSA support. Without it, it simply does not find any devices. (There is also PMNULL, but the files controlled by that define do not actually exist)
... It was seen to happen, at least for some MIDI files on Windows, because
the FFmpeg library may render them without reporting an error, but the rendering
was really bad!
... Make consistent zoom in and out limits for mouse picks and for scrollwheel
Make scrollwheel do in or out by a constant multiplier, analogously with wave
track
The Note track remembers a continuously varying key height, but rounds it off
whenever it draws
- Highlighting of Buttons in TCP and Sliders
- No crinkly Help Icon anymore
- Invisible numbers in NoteTrack fixed
- Better visibility of label track dragger elements
- Theme rearranged more logically, and dead images culled
