Hi Jason,
Thanks for the report!
Jason Schaefer wrote:
> As far as I can tell, .9.4 does not interpret the <pitch> correctly.
> In the example below, I have pitch=1.2 (set by .9.3). When I open this
> in .9.4 its a whole point faster. I believe its equivalent to 2.2. It
> shows as pitch=1 fine=0.2. The correct value should be pitch=0
> fine=12. I think the fine adjustment is broken. Apparently it should
> not have a decimal. Only whole values.
I can confirm that:
* 0.9.3 and 0.9.4 work different.
* 0.9.4 does not correctly set the fine adjustment on
the knob. (Should multiply by 100.0 in
InstrumentEditor.cpp:658)
* 0.9.4 rounds incorrectly. 1.9 should map to (2, -10),
but instead it's (1, 90).
I'm still checking in to:
* What it "should" be. I think in the current code, if
pitch=0.0, then there is no pitch adjustment. Not
sure what 0.9.3 is doing... sounds like 1.0 is no
pitch adjustment.
* Whether or not the "fine" rotary should allow floating
point numbers. The code suggests that it should.
> It would be great to file bugs and feature requests, but I could not
> figure out how to submit a bug. I got lost in some assembla thing,
> when i finally logged in there was no bug submit area. Not very easy
> system. What about bugzilla?
In the "menu" at the top, click "New Ticket." Trac calls them "Tickets"
instead
of "Bugs."
Peace,
Gabriel
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