duggyfresh
Hi, all.
'browsed_file_info' opens the file info dialog on whichever file is selected in the browser.
'edit_comment' opens the edit comment dialog for whichever track is in the selected deck. Is this expected behaviour?
Looking at the help text for each verb states they both act on the 'selected track'. I would have expected them to be consistent. :)
Regards,
Duggy.
(VDJ 7.4.1, Win7 Ult SP1)
'browsed_file_info' opens the file info dialog on whichever file is selected in the browser.
'edit_comment' opens the edit comment dialog for whichever track is in the selected deck. Is this expected behaviour?
Looking at the help text for each verb states they both act on the 'selected track'. I would have expected them to be consistent. :)
Regards,
Duggy.
(VDJ 7.4.1, Win7 Ult SP1)
geposted Fri 19 Sep 14 @ 2:30 pm
locoDog
I don't know if it's intended but I do prefer the way it is, if (lets say) you're in the mix and you find that track 2 sounds great being mixed into track 1 then I'd edit the comments of both to say so and deck focus makes that easiest, and full tag editing well I do that one track at a time so with browser focus is right again.
Unsymmetrical but it feels right for me.
Unsymmetrical but it feels right for me.
geposted Fri 19 Sep 14 @ 3:38 pm
duggyfresh
Fair point.
Perhaps in future, the verbs could have a qualifier that allowed the script to specify the track selected in the browser or a specific deck (active, left, right, 1, 2, 3, etc.
Perhaps in future, the verbs could have a qualifier that allowed the script to specify the track selected in the browser or a specific deck (active, left, right, 1, 2, 3, etc.
geposted Fri 19 Sep 14 @ 5:31 pm
locoDog
They can for decked tracks
deck 1 edit_comment
deck 1 edit_comment
geposted Sat 20 Sep 14 @ 7:33 am