EffectChangePitch:: Don't use the inputTracks() when building the GUI
in Batch mode.
Repeat and NyquistEffect had the same problem as they could call
FindProject() which used inputTracks() on a closed project. Fixed by a change in Effect::GetSelectionFormat().
The name comes after the checkbox, and looks better without the ':'.
Made an exception for "Resize:" in SetProjectCommand.
It controls 4 subordinate settings, and those settings do come after the name.
This simplifies the active/aborted Audacity detection for Mac and Linux by
getting rid of the lockfile entirely. Instead it utilizes the socket file
that was already being used for communication.
More comments in source...
... Force you to pass bool now. Break compilation in case you pass literal
"false", rather than implicitly converting it to bool true !
See commit 7766d9a192 which was in 2.3.2
But Max merged later at d9608cddea in 2.4.0, with
his effect apparently written analogously with the old code in Normalize from
before that, and this quetly compiled with the wrong effects.
In 805026728a, Raphael fixed
a problem with the generator expressions showing up in the
desktop file.
But, I redid it without generator expressions altogther
to get rid of null/empty mimetype entries. These probably
do not matter, but it's no big deal to prevent them.
And added a python version that will be used on all platforms
when a suitable msgfmt isn't installed. (As long as python
is installed.)
Extracted all the Audacity specific functions from main cmake
list and moved them to their own module.
Rearrange the main cmake module a bit and misc. cleanup.
This adds a new target that will build the "minsrc" tarball.
It can be created on any platform now, either from the command
line or from within the Window's and Mac's project files.
The output tarball will be in the build directory.
And it's very easy to update the list of files/directories to
exclude...see scripts/CMakeLists.txt
... or, what I saw in my Mac builds: there wasn't a hang, but there was
incorrect behavior on alternate attempts to export presets. Sometimes, instead
of (correctly) giving a file overwrite warning, there was instead a message
box about failure to open a non-existent file path, which had the last path
component duplicated.
Adding "apt-get update" to hopefully fix the Linux build. I thought
Github would "fix" the image, but it doesn't hurt to have the update
in there anyway.
And fix the Mac Info.plist version.
