Small issue I noticed in 4.2.0. In the Scene Editor, the clone scene and append to chase function selects the incorrect chase after using it the first time. Setting the correct chase and running a second time seems to work correctly.
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Here's another one I recently noticed (and this is kind of an odd one). In the profile editor, it's impossible to type more than three capitol letters in a row in the name of either the manufacturer or the model name. I'm in the process of making a definition for the Chauvet COLORBand Pix IP (I'll post it shortly) and I noticed that I can't type in the word "COLOR."
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Yes, a while ago I saw that too and found this in the code:
// Prevent people from using ALL CAPS. It's fucking annoying.
#define REGEXP_CAPS "(([^A-Z][A-Z]{,3}[^A-Z]+))"
#define CAPS_VALIDATOR(parent) new QRegExpValidator(QRegExp(REGEXP_CAPS), parent)
Kinda reasonable :)
Last edit: Massimo Callegari 2013-02-05
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Small issue I noticed in 4.2.0. In the Scene Editor, the clone scene and append to chase function selects the incorrect chase after using it the first time. Setting the correct chase and running a second time seems to work correctly.
Here's another one I recently noticed (and this is kind of an odd one). In the profile editor, it's impossible to type more than three capitol letters in a row in the name of either the manufacturer or the model name. I'm in the process of making a definition for the Chauvet COLORBand Pix IP (I'll post it shortly) and I noticed that I can't type in the word "COLOR."
Yes, a while ago I saw that too and found this in the code:
// Prevent people from using ALL CAPS. It's fucking annoying.
#define REGEXP_CAPS "(([^A-Z][A-Z]{,3}[^A-Z]+))"
#define CAPS_VALIDATOR(parent) new QRegExpValidator(QRegExp(REGEXP_CAPS), parent)
Kinda reasonable :)
Last edit: Massimo Callegari 2013-02-05
Lol. That's pretty funny and I would generally agree with that sentiment... It sounds like you have a bit of a conundrum on your hands :)