Re: [Ggseq-list] bug report

[Richard S. <or...@pr...>]

Am Sonntag, den 08.05.2005, 20:50 +1000 schrieb Michael Salcher:
> - when choosing from the menu 'file' - 'import package' and clicking
> 'ok' without entering a filename, ggseq displays an error dialog but
> then my computers cpu usage goes up and all memory is used up, ggseq
> doesn't respond anymore and needs to be killed.

Bug

> -when enveloping a segment on a track, i can only see 4 envelope points.
> the one in the middle overlaps with another one. when i drag the one in
> the middle to the left or the right, the envelope point lying
> underneath, becomes visible.

That's by Design :)

> -when i doubleclick a file in the window which displays the files in a
> directory, a loading bar appears and to left of that bar a button
> appears. i cannot read the label on the button, since the bottom half of
> the button does not get displayed.

Bug, probably. It says "Cancel"=20

> -when i click on the above mentioned button, while loading is in
> progress, the application terminates with 'segmentation fault'

Bug

> -should there be a button to set the 'timeline location line' to the
> start? it's is not very smooth having to click so close the the volume
> buttons to get it to go to the start.

There is one, it's in the toolbar, and it's called Rewind

> -should i be able to right click on a segment in the timeline to bring
> up a context menu which contains 'edit sample' and 'envelope'? i think
> it would the natural thing to do, instead of having to click on the tiny
> button at the end of a segment. i know that you are copying a sample
> with a rightclick, but couldn't you display a context menu if let's say
> the mouse does not move out of the segment and the button is released?

I'll think about this. Although I like it the way it is. It's not
perfect, but at least it works.

> -dragging the 36.4 mb wav file onto the timeline takes a long time. my
> memory get's totally filled up, get's cleared and goes up to half full
> again (that's on 256 mb of ram).

That's indeed a problem, although it's not Gungirl's objective to work
with large files.

> -displaying the 'edit sample' window takes a long time.

Well, see above.

> -the controlls for editing the sample hardly move (i suppose that's due
> to the big file).
>=20
> -time streching the sample makes cpu and ram usage go up to the top, and
> it takes a long time. i eventually killed the application.

-Richard