Re: Patch for compressor history undo/redo

Emmanuel,

    Sorry, I haven't had a chance to look at this.  Take a look at the
way the scenes work.  I can't remember if that is tied in with the undo
stuff or not.  If it isn't then we probably don't need the undo/redo
functionality.   If it is, then we really only need the scene button
part to work.  The way I normally do things is to set things and then
save to a scene.  If I change it some more I can either save to a
different scene, save to the current scene, or just click on the scene
button (which becomes yellow on almost any change to the GUI) and it
will revert back to what is was last "set" to (green state).  There are
so many options with the scene buttons that we can probably remove the
undo/redo buttons in the menu (I had forgotten that they were there ;-)

    I'll be unable to work on any of this for about 10 days but I should
be able to get my email so I'll try to keep track of what's going on.
Thanks again for stepping up and helping out.

Jan


On Fri, 2007-05-18 at 01:15 +0200, Emmanuel Saracco wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Here is the compressor history undo/redo final patch. I think it is
> stable. Please, give it a try.
> 
> ----------
> -> "jam-ui.glade" file has changed, so you must reedit it with Glade and
> rebuild the project before building the application.
> 
> -> "callbacks.[h,c]" has changed.
> 
> -> "mk-stateh.pl" file has changed.
> ----------
> 
> If you accept to commit this patch I will continue working on a history
> undo/redo management for the equalizer. It seems to be harder to well
> managed it, but I will try.
> 
> Bye
> 
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