Macro complains apparently wrongly.
The directory name for the 44kHz samples is wrong in the zip files. IIRC it's just 44k/ whilst the program is looking for 44khz/ (all lower case) I can't remember if the 48k is the same. Incidentally, I first tried 44kHz, presuming the upper-case H, but that doesn't work.
Hmm ... building the debug version removes warning and makes a version that runs OK. Whatever ... 9 -> 12 does enable the missing chord roots.
I think this needs NumOfLabels on line 423 of SongSheet.c altered from 9 to 12 (ignoring re-spelling for the moment). I've failed to prove that, though, as at present my build version aborts with a claimed buffer overflow: *** buffer overflow detected ***: ./BackupBand terminated Aborted (core dumped)
Hi Jeff, I've just downloaded the Feb 2019 version. Nice improvements! I've been trying the song editor and chord assign, but I've been unable to get chords between C#/Db and D#/Eb. This looks to me like an oversight or bug, but it may be my lack of understanding. A related thing that would be nice, though hardly vital, would be the alternative spellings as above.
I think to possibility to lock things from the song file during the song is very good, but it helps to know the feature is there and how to use it.
I think to possibility to lock things from the song during the song is very good, but it helps to know the feature is there and how to use it.
I think to possibility to lock things from the sone during the song is very good, but it helps to know the feature is there and how to use it.
BTW, It appears that the code is trying to reject that file, as it pops up an error(*) and offers, IIRC, Cancel/Abort/Ignore, but whatever response I give, it goes on to core-dump. (*) from here (my file-name/line-num addition): format_text_err("(StyleData 1729) unknown id %s", lineNum, field);
BTW, It appears that the code is trying to reject that file, as it pops up an error(*) and offers, IIRC, Cancel/Abort/Ignore, but whatever response I give, it goes on to core-dump. (*) from here: format_text_err("(StyleData 1729) unknown id %s", lineNum, field);
Hi Jeff, I see odd problems, but I'm a bit unsure at present how best to debug. I was getting a core-dump in a locally compiled copy from GIT. I found the cause, which was related to a test file it was trying to read as a category file., but only by adding some extra diagnostic code and then using some sensible guesses. What is and/or is there a preferred way, please? Gordon.
Apparent array overrun.
execution abort, FYI.
Although the code seems to suggest StyleEdit should find files somewhere under either '.' or $HOME, only the latter seems to work for me. Creating ~/BackupBand and copying Styles/ into it, makes it work. There might be an argument for a path identifier of some kind, perhaps $BBSTYLES or some such, or an option --stylepath='whatever'.
Hi, How does one access files in/for StyleEdit, please? I've tried from it's home, in the various patter directories, with the file oin the command line, left-clicks, right-clicks. I just seem unable to get any file to be found or shown. I presume if I run StyleEdit and press one of the buttons, I should see a list of files that I could select, but I see nothing other that the Up/Down arrows and the Cancel/OK buttons. Thanks. Gordon.
An extra note in the main docs
I vote for this, too. Lack of Jack (or ALSA) is a bit of a nuisance. There are some...