Re: [Qutecsound-devel] Two questions to CsoundQt 1.1.0

[joachim h. <jh...@jo...>]

allright - thanks for explaining.

here some issues on a first test.  i have built from current develop on 
debian 11.

1. syntax highlighting is convoluted and mostly missing, as can be seen 
in the screenshot:
only "invalue" and "out" are highlighted, not "poscil", "port", 
"vdelayx" and "schedule".
this is with "classic" color theme, but no change for "light" and "dark".

2. any open tab ALWAYS asks for confirming modifications, even if no 
edit at all has been done.

3. "breeze-dark" is not working.  as you mention, probably because i 
have a dark theme already ("Debian" on LXQt).  i agree it should be made 
clear that this refers only to the toolbar.

cheers -
	joachim


On 22/01/2022 11:39, Eduardo Moguillansky wrote:
> 
> On 22.01.22 10:32, joachim heintz wrote:
>> hi -
>>
>> i saw the message about 
>> https://github.com/CsoundQt/CsoundQt/releases/tag/v1.1.0 and pulled 
>> and built from develop.  this all went fine, but i have two questions:
>>
>> 1. Help > About CsoundQt still shows 1.0.0-rc2.  has this just been 
>> forgotten, or do i have to build from another source?
> 
> Thanks, yes this was forgotten.
> 
>>
>> 2. i usually have my UDOs in an included file, like
>>     #include "udos.inc"
>> is it easy to extend syntax highlighting to inlcuded files?
>>
> This would be nice, indeed. It is not difficult itself, but in order to 
> not become too unresponsive it might not be a live update as it is now 
> when editing a source --which means that you might need to do some sort 
> of "reload" action in order for opcodes in included files to be updated 
> if such files are modified during editing another file.
> 
>> once i am sure this is the correct build, i can send more feedbacks 
>> from tests (dark theme is not working for me, for instance).
> 
> Support for dark theme here means that if you are using a dark theme 
> already (in your desktop) csoundqt should adapt certain things to make 
> such a theme is usable. This is a very fragile situation in general, 
> most particularly in linux under gnome and I have literally no idea how 
> it works under macos, so help is really needed here. What was done is to 
> adapt the styling to let the underlying palette take over and removing 
> certain assumptions regarding csoundqt being mostly a dark text over 
> light background.
> 
> NB: the "theme" choice in the settings is limited to the icon theme and 
> should probably be renamed to reflect this.
> 
> 
>>
>> best -
>>     joachim