Filter Display bug... is it fixed yet

[aaronventure]

Huge bug busting Lindon's balls for months on end.

The fix:

:grinning_squinting_face:

Thanks for the laughs, Chris.

[Lindon]

@aaronventure made me laff too...

[ulrik]

@Lindon said in Filter Display bug... is it fixed yet:

@Christoph-Hart said in Filter Display bug... is it fixed yet:

yeah that one took embarrassingly long to fix...

Thanks - now my usual technique at this point is to wait for Dave and everyone else to go download and build the latest version and tell me its all fixed - basic laziness really - @ulrik !! go get em!! :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

I sure will

[CyberGen]

@Lindon @Christoph-Hart
on this topic, this is happening to the filter display:

If you select HP, the display shows the LP curve and it switches to HP only when you press a note but it switches right back when you release the note. This shows up on the UI display as well. It's confusing to the user.

Is it something I fix change with a setting?

[d.healey]

@CyberGen Are you using the latest develop branch?

[CyberGen]

@d-healey I'm using the one marked as "sorry guys" Mar 18. Which was the one that solved the bug that started this topic.

[CyberGen]

Just noticed, This problem is happening with all kinds of filters, not just the between the HP and LP, the display of the Q parameter is also affected.

[clevername27]

@Lindon OMG I just realised that I've been struggling with the same issue. I thought I just didn't understand how EQs work, lol.

[Lindon]

@CyberGen said in Filter Display bug... is it fixed yet:

@Lindon @Christoph-Hart
on this topic, this is happening to the filter display:

If you select HP, the display shows the LP curve and it switches to HP only when you press a note but it switches right back when you release the note. This shows up on the UI display as well. It's confusing to the user.

Is it something I fix change with a setting?

is this still happening for everyone? If so I think we can say this one ISNT fixed... and my balls are still in an uncomfortable state....

Interesting research in the late 1970s by IBM:

Number of lines of code changed in a bug fix vs probability of the fix being correct:

<5 lines -- 5% probability it is fixed
5-10 lines -- 20% probability it is fixed
10-20 lines --70% probability it is fixed
greater than 20 lines -- 90% probability it is fixed

[Lindon]

@Lindon bump- still stuck on a very old build until this is fixed.....

[Christoph Hart]

Yeah, this glitch is fixed now.

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart great - Im on my way to the latest build......tomorrow

[CyberGen]

@Christoph-Hart Tested it, works perfectly here! :folded_hands_light_skin_tone: