> i.e. QString trackName = QString(tr("Track %1")).arg(t);
Probably best to use tr("Track") + "%1" moving forward so that translators
don't try to fix percent signs. :)
-Tres
- tres.finocchi...@gmail.com
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 1:05 PM, midi-pascal
wrote:
> On 15-05-13 11:53 AM, Speku
On 15-05-13 11:53 AM, Spekular R wrote:
>
> This is pretty incredible, imo. Thanks a ton!
>
I think there is a small glitch in the PR 2006:
The word "Track" in the default track name is hardcoded so
internationalization will not work for it.
May I suggest to add tr() around the litteral?
i.e.
This is pretty incredible, imo. Thanks a ton!
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On 15-05-13 10:36 AM, midi-pascal wrote:
> On 15-05-13 04:13 AM, Raine M. Ekman wrote:
>> Quoting midi-pascal :
>>
>>> There is a problem when importing some MIDI files:
>>> If MIDI events notes are short, i.e. as in a drums track (~ 3 ticks)
>>> they are not imported at all.
>>> They do not make a
On 15-05-13 04:13 AM, Raine M. Ekman wrote:
> Quoting midi-pascal :
>
>> There is a problem when importing some MIDI files:
>> If MIDI events notes are short, i.e. as in a drums track (~ 3 ticks)
>> they are not imported at all.
>> They do not make any sound and do not appear in the piano roll view
Quoting midi-pascal :
> There is a problem when importing some MIDI files:
> If MIDI events notes are short, i.e. as in a drums track (~ 3 ticks)
> they are not imported at all.
> They do not make any sound and do not appear in the piano roll view either.
>
> I will try to figure what the problem
