This is needed to allow path names in the bundle to be rewritten by install_name_tool so that they are relative to the bundle rather than absolute paths. The problem previously was that the new relative path names could be too long.
... Fixed as suggested by David Bailes.
Confirmed on Mac and Windows that the intended ESC key handling to abort drag
in the ruler also now works. (It didn't on Windows in 2.3.0.)
Windows: Macros - "ExportMP3 before" and "ExportMP3 after" overwrite
causing non-critical data loss.
Thanks to Mike Barker for locating the problem.
This fix also corrects the bit-rate for the ExportMP3_56k commands.
... in case clip boundaries don't match and the right channel covers a greater
time extent than the left.
Don't lose those parts of the right channel, before or after, and also make the
start time of the project correct in case the right channel starts earlier.
This is an old bug, going back as far as the git history.
With the steps in bug 2028, FindFocus() could return a nullPtr - which is now safe.
No right context menu will appear though.
This looks like a bug in wxWidgets.
We could take more/different steps to find the parent for the LabelTrack, if we really want to do that. However, this change is enough to close the bug.
This arose from the conversion from optional parameters to required parameters.
The same problem was found in Screenshot command and in open/save command.
updated French translation (works on fuzzies, new translation strings done, several improvements on some already translated strings) and updated timestamp
Bug 2013 - Extended ASCII characters in Nyquist plug-ins freeze Audacity
We previously assumed that plug-ins would always be valid UTF8, but
if it isn't then the conversion to wxTextInputStream fails, causing
pgm.ReadLine() to perpetually return a zero length line.
... to use, first rerun /mac/scripts/build_wxwidgets .
Then XCode can build one of four configurations: Debug and Release (as
before), and now also Debug64 and Release64.
Some workaround was needed to link the 64 bit builds of the Audacity
application. (No problem with the modules.) This involved the Objective-C
usage in FileDialog.mm, only. Consequences of this partial disabling of that
functionality need to be explored.
