Mostly consistency updates, plus a couple of minor fixes.
Line breaks in translated control text strings do not work, so have
been removed.
Obsolete ";categories" commands removed, and ";info" commands replaced
with standard Lisp comments.
... Because xgettext will just remove the \, not replace \n with newline.
That's consistent with Lisp reader behavior in this documentation:
http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw70/CLHS/Body/02_de.htm
The XLisp reader, which replaces \n with newline, is nonstandard.
So, to accommodate xgettext, use (format nil "...~%...") instead, or where
you can't do that in a $ header line, just make a line break inside the ""
There are a few "\n" left alone in sample-data-export.ny which are neither
in $ lines nor inside (_ "...")
... The code that parses the header was always just throwing them out.
The code that populates menus deduces whether to add ellipses, as there are
controls or not, regardless what the $name line said.
... The rule that one should avoid markup in translatable strings conflicted
with the more important rule against concatenating too many strings that are
too short.
Introduce *DECIMAL-SEPARATOR* global for Nyquist.
Improvements to numeric validation error messages.
Fix *TRACK* START-TIME and END-TIME properties for tracks with different
length channels.
Update Adjustable Fade, Regular Interval Labels and Vocal Removal
to use numeric text inputs.
This does NOT fix bug 1020.
This can improve progress count for Nyquist effects
that do not process all of selection (bug 558) and provides some
protection against 2^31 overflow issues (bug 439).
... by passing invalid frequency values,
rather than by checking the 'view property in each effect.
Spectral editing is now permitted only for appropriate track view types.
But I would suggest reconsideration of the exact conditions in which we do
this.
... rather, selections up to half of the maximum of project rate and all track
rates is permitted.
Also added some more cautions to the Nyquist code for spectral selection
effects, in case input frequencies exceed Nyquist for the track (as they
may now do).
