... So that samples of a new track align precisely with the old track, at least
in case the old track has the same rate and starts exactly at 0, which is
the likely usual case.
... Adjust whenever recording, regardless whether there is any overdub
playback too.
May adjust by discarding samples when the Track Shift after Record preference
is negative (as by default); or, by inserting silence into the start of the
recording, when that preference is positive, though that may be less useful.
Perhaps the preference control should no longer be called "Track Shift after
Record."
... a mono channel into the left side of a stereo track; crash was in drawing;
other code now prevents such recording, but that prevention might be revised
again.
Opening a backup copy project converts to a normal project. We copy in
the dependencies when we convert to ensure that the project remains
complete and self contained (which is not guaranteed with OD loading).
Motivation:
1. The text boxes in the label track are not fully accessible for users of screen readers, and I don't think that they can be made to be fully accessible using the accessibility API used by wxWidgets. When such an edit box becomes the focus, this is not announced, and for NVDA users typed characters are not echoed.
2. Provides a work around for bugs 1778 (cannot type diacritics into text label), and 1804 (Windows: Labels do not accept IME (Chinese/Japanese) input).
Fix: Provide an option for a dialog for entering the name. The text box in the dialog is accessible for screen readers. On windows the text box receives wm_keydown and wm_char messages and so is a work around for bug 1804. Being a standard text box, it will presumably be a work around for bug 1778.
1. There is a new option in track behaviors: "Use dialog for the name of new label", which is off by default.
2. When using the commands "Add label at selection" and "Add label at playback position", when the dialog closes, focus is returned to the track which was the focus before the dialog opened. I think this is more convenient for users of screen readers.
