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@d-healey Thanks for the step list, should be fixed now.
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@Christoph-Hart latest commit, all written code is gone, no NoteOn or NoteOff callbacks etc...
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yes I noticed that too, should be fixed now.
Meanwhile I've introduced a new glitch when you add a new line at the end of the code, but I'm too annoyed to fix this. Classic case of one fix, 5 new bugs...
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@Christoph-Hart said in Develop branch build status:
but I'm too annoyed to fix this. Classic case of one fix, 5 new bugs...
You've been busy. Take a break!
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@Christoph-Hart @d-healey
This morning 6 o'clock (Berlin-Standard-Time)
downloaded the latest version and compiled it.
MacOS - Without errors.Worked with it for 4 hours - occasional crashes.
e.g. when I put the cursor into the editor.The error is still there
if you type an open brace and return you get this:if{ if if -
Another small problem is the constant opening of the autofill window. It prevents you from making corrections and if you are not careful and click too fast you suddenly have some code inserted.
Can't you do this like before by pressing the ESC key or at least switch the autofill on and off via SchortCut?
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Can't you do this like before by pressing the ESC key or at least switch the autofill on and off via SchortCut?
Yes good idea, it's added to the context menu.
if you type an open brace and return you get this:
It's fixed now.
Worked with it for 4 hours - occasional crashes.
e.g. when I put the cursor into the editor.Can you pinpoint it to something reproducible? I suspect it's the generation of the debugging objects in the background that's causing the crashes (like the one David reported with the blue panel).
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@Christoph-Hart said in Develop branch build status:
Can't you do this like before by pressing the ESC key or at least switch the autofill on and off via SchortCut?
Yes good idea, it's added to the context menu.
if you type an open brace and return you get this:
It's fixed now.
Sunday - Quick support - Super Thank you very much
Worked with it for 4 hours - occasional crashes.
e.g. when I put the cursor into the editor.Can you pinpoint it to something reproducible? I suspect it's the generation of the debugging objects in the background that's causing the crashes (like the one David reported with the blue panel).
Happens again and again when working on the LAFs.
But I can't really narrow it down yet.
I ran the stopwatch today because I suspected that it always happens when the file is saved automatically - but a correction is made at exactly the same time.
My assumption came from the fact that sometimes the last autosave file cannot be opened. So HISE obviously didn't finish saving.Will report further
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@MikeB said
Can't you do this like before by pressing the ESC key or at least switch the autofill on and off via SchortCut?
@Christoph-Hart said
Yes good idea, it's added to the context menu.
Just a minor thing, with automatic behaviour disabled, when you type and press ESC the menu shows up, but if you continue typing it disappears... Shouldn't it stay open?
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@ustk said in Develop branch build status:
Just a minor thing, with automatic behaviour disabled, when you type and press ESC the menu shows up, but if you continue typing it disappears... Shouldn't it stay open?
Yes good find. Fixed now.
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@Christoph-Hart Tab at the end of a line (i.e. to add a comment) makes a bizarre offset
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Can you make a screenshot with whitespace display enabled (and paste in the exact code you typed)? Looks good here.
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@Christoph-Hart Making a video because it is even more annoying. When you tab for instance after var declarations to make the equal signs aligned, it's messed up... Video upcoming in a few min ;)
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Btw you can use LiceCap to create little gifs. It‘s much faster than videos.
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@Christoph-Hart Oh thanks, looking at it...
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@Christoph-Hart When resizing tiles, the text is dancing a jig :)
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@Christoph-Hart Redo shortcut (CMD+SHIFT+Z on mac) doesn't work
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@ustk said in Develop branch build status:
@Christoph-Hart Redo shortcut (CMD+SHIFT+Z on mac) doesn't work
Same on GNUx
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Yeah, it's Cmd+R, but Cmd+Shift+Z is better.
