On Thursday 08 December 2005 06:11 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > So, attached is a patch that reduces TileWidth to a maximum of the screen > size. This works fine for me; I can load the long audio files I > described before and turn the zoom up to 2000% and I still see the > entire preview.
Same here with my own testfile, G's latest and your patch. I notice a couple bits of weird. 1) the preview doesn't seem to be centered in the rectangle anymore. The center line is at least one pixel too high, and maybe more. Probably a +1 kind of error just introduced, I would guess. 2) at 2000% I'm getting this weird thing on all these one bar audio segments. They always appeared to be lined up evenly (and should have been "snapped" so they *should* be lined up evenly) yet they're showing up overlapping on one side with a little gap on the other. Especially evident at 2000%. I thought this was just a scrolling artifact at first, until I realized I could use the little clicky arrows to scroll one notch at a time without changing the way the gap is displayed. See attached. I'm not sure that #2 is a real problem, but it's certainly unexpected. They're not mating up with the bar lines, and these gaps are interspersed seemingly at random. Maybe this is just minute user error on my part, and I never noticed it showing up at normal zooms. (I don't generally use the zoom for anything. Frankly, zooming in only one direction is of limited usefulness anyway. What good is it to stretch out a sine wave for three pages when it's still only six pixels tall at the highest peak?) Anyway, this definitely cures the invisible preview problem, and all those X errors. -- D. Michael 'Silvan' McIntyre ---- Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621 Author of Rosegarden Companion http://rosegarden.sourceforge.net/tutorial/
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