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Here is the relevent section of code: // So, when the project window receives a deactivate event, we // remember which child had the focus. Then, when we receive the // activate event, we restore that focus to the child or the track // panel if no child had the focus (which probably should never hap...

@Gale: "Notify me when a reply is posted" is checked by default when I'm replying in this thread since I checked it earlier in the thread, but yet I'm not getting any notifications. I got a notification of a private message this morning, though. The checkmark means you are NOT subscribed--if you ar...

Here is a patch of the previous code...

OK, this is working on my Linux-in-a-box: void AudacityProject::OnActivate(wxActivateEvent & event) { // Activate events can fire during window teardown, so just // ignore them. if (mIsDeleting) { return; } mActive = event.GetActive(); #ifdef __WXGTK__ mTrackPanel->SetFocus(); #else // Under Windows...

I'm just trying to clear a bug: http://bugzilla.audacityteam.org/show_bug.cgi?id=294 . It seems to be moonphase for some, the patch provided by OP in http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=49694 breaks Windows and my suggestion to make it conditional works for some but not on my VB insta...

For debugging Linux specific bugs on Audacity's Bugzilla how should I call configure? On Audacity's Developing On Linux wiki this is offered: ./configure --with-libvorbis --with-libflac --with-libid3tag --with-soundtouch Would it be better to do a bog standard: ./configure or is there something bett...

bgravato wrote: I usually stick to Vim

Thanks! I had forgotten vi--it has been at least 30 years since I used it and at least 25 for emacs. I have been using gedit but it so lacks in features. I am using emacs 2.2 but it is less usable than the microEmacs I used 25 years ago on Amiga!

Gale Andrews wrote:Wiki updated.

You da bomb! Thanks, now if I can get a Linux Unicode Debug build to make...

The patch as proposed by OP and amended by my additions of #ifdefine...#endif will not work because the function it is in is not always called on every import. I think it is certainly bypassed by libmad, maybe others. I think I see the problem, here is a capture of a debug log showing exactly the sa...

From what I can tell, XP does not have a built-in GUI-based disk imaging program (you might find dd on your install disk and might be able to work with that but...) looking at the link Steve offers I see some reasonable choices. Having no experience with any of them I am not qualified to make a reco...