Re: Is this "bloop" normal for Mac or a bug?

Estou testando o Audacity 3.0.
Muito bom.
Parabéns.

Em sex., 19 de mar. de 2021 às 12:37, Bill Wharrie <[email protected]>
escreveu:

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> On 2021/03/19, at 10:51 AM, Bill Wharrie <[email protected]> wrote:
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> On 2021/03/19, at 9:28 AM, Steve Fiddle <[email protected]> wrote:
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> On Fri, 19 Mar 2021 at 12:58, Cliff <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> Does it do it if you select Save As?
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> Yes, if the project already has a name.
> No for an "untitled" (new) project.
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> I get the Mac alert sound when using the Cmd+V shortcut to paste into the
> “Save As” field in all cases:
> - the project is untitled and I am using Save (“Save As” field is empty)
> - the project has a name (from importing a file) and I am using Save
> - the project is untitled and I am using Save As
> - the project has a name and I am using Save As
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> I do not get the alert sound if I use the right-click context menu to
> paste into the “Save As” field.
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> I think this is Audacity. We did a hack to allow Cmd+V to paste into that
> field.
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> If you go back to 2.4.0 and attempt to paste into the “Save As” field, you
> will get the Mac alert sound but nothing is pasted. It seems this is
> because the Paste menu item is disabled?
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> So when I say that Audacity is doing this (causing the alert sound) I mean
> that Audacity is doing something to trigger the OS to make the sound.
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> — Bill
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> LibreOffice on Mac will not paste into the “Save As” field of the dialog
> using Cmd+V or by using Edit > Paste (which is enabled). There is no alert
> sound when attempting this. LibreOffice does allow right-click > Paste to
> paste into the “Save As” field.
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> TextEdit and EZDraw (native Mac apps) do allow Cmd+V to paste into the
> Save As field (without an alert sound). The Cut, Copy and Paste menu items
> are enabled while the file-save dialog is open. I can copy the contents of
> the “Save As” field and paste it somewhere else.
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> — Bill
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> Steve
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>> Cliff
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>> > On Mar 19, 2021, at 07:01, Steve Fiddle <[email protected]>
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>> > Audacity 3.0.0, macOS Big Sur.
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>> > 1. Launch Audacity
>> > 2. Copy some text.
>> > 3. Import a file (so that the project has a name).
>> > 4. "File menu > Save"
>> > 5. "Command + V" to paste the name into the Save dialog.
>> > 6. Observe "bloop" sound.
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>> > The "bloop" alert is usually associated with an error (such as
>> attempting to paste when there is nothing on the clipboard).
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>> > The "bloop" only seems to occur when the active Audacity project
>> already has a name, so perhaps macOS is just alerting to that ???
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>> > Steve
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