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Better transport/playback/playhead behavior #3740
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I too find this default behavior intolerable when editing a track. |
Isn't the real solution here to add a keyboard shortcut for pause? If the
stop button doesn't move the cursor back to start there's no real reason to
have it there instead of just having a pause button.
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I too find this default behavior intolerable when editing a track.
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Yes. There was a PR/patch submitted for this some six months ago. I'll do some digging. |
I remembered it wrong. It was this one teknopaul@1f9a610 |
I also don't like the default behaviour But I use |
Related: #3288. I agree with Spekular and Umcaruje. I was going to suggest that we use "Alt + Space" in Windows and "Command + Space" in macOS because these keys are very close to each other and they're name descriptive because we are altering what a normal "Space" would do, which is stoping, but "Alt + Space" in Windows is used for pop up window menu, unfortunately.
There are a lot of settings that are also not preserved but should be, like the timeline position. |
As part of a pruning effort, this |
@Sawuare wrote
How about |
I believe there is an assignment for this in one of the duplicates for play/pause behavior. You also have three assignments already and you're kind of new to lmms developing so maybe you should focus on those ones before taking on any new tasks? |
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I have made them
So 'slate empty' thats why i asked. |
Done where? That's a screenshot. Of what? We need to see the actual code. If it's not merged it's actually not done. Here, no code here: https://github.com/LMMS/lmms/pulls/musikBear Just push your branches to your github lmms fork and then via the github web interface you open a pull request. |
You are correct i have not made any PR. I thought it was to little for a PR, and asked on 'Discord, when it was common to make PR, answer was no rules, make one when you like. |
That's in regards to PR vs. committing directly. If you commit directly, you can still link the commit here! Note, only admins and developers have the ability to commit directly, so a PR is the ONLY way to do it if you're not in those two groups. If it's a small commit and slated against another PR, reference it here. We should always be able to attribute the bug to a code change. |
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as default playhead behavior Better transport/playback/playhead behavior #3740|<<
versus "pause" default behavior Better transport/playback/playhead behavior #3740See also:
Original bug report, modified by @tresf for readiblity
LMMS has 3 play-head behaviours
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is selected as default butI think it will be best if it is>>
that is default.Really often i start playing a track, then i hear a [part that needs correction] and hit [space]. I should have [clicked pause] but that's a mouse-event, and intuitively space is pressed. [Unfortunately] the play-head jumps to [the beginning of the track]. If
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was default the play-head would [behave like pause by default]. [TheHome
key can still be used to quickly jump to the beginning of the track.]This is why i believe that
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is the best option for default behaviour, it is simply inducing fewer arghh situations :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: