5 Jul
2011
5 Jul
'11
12:15 a.m.
Am Sun, 3 Jul 2011 14:10:49 +0200
schrieb "m.wolkstein(a)gmx.de" <m.wolkstein(a)gmx.de>de>:
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Am Sun, 03 Jul 2011 11:10:08 +0200
schrieb rosea grammostola <rosea.grammostola(a)gmail.com>om>:
Done, checkout hydrogen trunk >=rev2248.
To save data into jack-session directory enable the checkbox
"tools->preferences->general-tab->save song file in jack session
directory".
two things left.
1. i do all my tests against jack0.120.1. not against jack1.9.7.
2. h2 communicate via event-queue from core to gui. so it is not really possible
to wait, while a jsm callback call, for an Hydrogen QFileDialog.
this happens only if hydrogen is running with an empty/new file.
than hydrogen need to open a QFileDilog to get some informations(songname) from user.
whatever in this case after closing the QFileDialog h2 will open an QMessageBox
which inform the user to repeat the save procedure par jack session manager.
not the so beautifully but currently i have no good idea how i can solve this without
dirty hacks.
g wolke
On 07/03/2011 09:44 AM, Emanuel Rumpf wrote:
Yes sounds good, if i had time i will include a corresponding config option.
g wolke 2011/7/2
m.wolkstein@gmx.de<m.wolkstein@gmx.de>:
Yep, I do agree with this. It starts to get complex again if all apps
will have there own ways of saving. No problem if there is a additional
way provided.
but i didn't agree to save the application data into the jack-session folder!
You really should make that a user option ! One of the main points of a session is, to keep
data *together*.
So everything belonging to one session goes to one single folder.
If you need a backup, make the application save to a different folder
*additionally*,
but don't skip saving and restoring from the session folder.
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improvised music-sessions, will
create tons of sessions folders with duplicated data.
Turn off the 'versioned' option in qjackctl.
Delete old sessions regularly.