The issue remains if a track is selected by a "fit-selection" action second
last track covers the whole trackview. Then when scrolling one track up, the
huge track disappears and a smaller track follows, that covers a lot less
space.
-> Proper redraw of the track view is still needed.
When editing a sends, this allows to unlink send panner via
the panner's context menu.
NB. After 6.0-rc string freeze the context menu needs an update.
So far the text from the Processor Box context menu is reused.
The options ForwardSlow, Forward and ForwardFast and their
respective Rewind options were not honoured in the execution
of forward/rewind operations when the transport was already
rolling at a slower speed than the forward or rewind option's
speed with same direction as the requested direction.
When the cursor position is after the last item in the vector,
upper_bound returns the last given iterator, here:
`region_boundary_cache.end()`, which is invalid to dereference.
Furthermore prevent possible duplicate prev/next pair at zero,
when using the video-timelime.
- add missing translations
- largely follow original message regarding punctuation, capitalization
at the beginning of sentences, trailing white space
- fix typos and other obvious mistakes
Signed-off-by: Nils Philippsen <nils@tiptoe.de>
Some modern keyboards spread out patches over various banks,
and group them using explicit "PatchMIDICommands".
A given PatchBank does not have a common MIDI Bank.
Previously those PatchBanks were not listed in the MIDI Patch
Selector, which is based on MIDI Bank + Program grid.
The current view is some sort of compromise, retaining a
per MIDI-bank view, but allowing Monatages/performance mappings.
The Patch Change *dialog*, or dropdown is more useful for those
sparse modern mappings.
Unconditionally use the mouse-cursor as zoom-focus when holding
<ctrl> while scrolling on the canvas.
This is consistent with using ctrl + scroll in the ruler area.
When Prefs > Editor > Zoom to mouse position... is disabled.
Ctrl + Scroll now allows to override the current zoom-focus,
and zoom in/out at the mouse-cursor position.
