Hi Scott,


Strange.. i can't reproduce any of your problems here. But i'll have a look

at the code.. 



On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 23:28:41 +0200, Scott Bahling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

wrote:

> Hi,

> 

> I noticed that when starting H2 with the mixer visible, it's not drawn

> correctly. Most of the channels are stacked on top of each other at the

> left edge. When starting H2 with the mixer hidden and then making it

> visible, it's drawn correctly. The patch below fixes it for me. I did

> not dig deeply to see if this is a proper fix or a just a workaround. I

> still have issues when adding a new instrument and the new mixer channel

> is stacked at the far left hand side of the mixer window instead of its

> proper place. Deleting an instrument (causing a redraw of the mixer)

> puts the channel in it's proper place.

> 

> -Scott

> 

> 

> Index: gui/src/HydrogenApp.cpp

> ===================================================================

> --- gui/src/HydrogenApp.cpp     (revision 241)

> +++ gui/src/HydrogenApp.cpp     (working copy)

> @@ -199,6 +199,7 @@

>         WindowProperties mixerProp = pPref->getMixerProperties();

>         m_pMixer->resize( mixerProp.width, mixerProp.height );

>         m_pMixer->move( mixerProp.x, mixerProp.y );

> +       m_pMixer->updateMixer();

>         if ( mixerProp.visible ) {

>                 m_pMixer->show();

>         }

> 

> 

> 

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