> On Saturday, February 04, 2012, Tom Breton (Tehom) wrote:
>
>> When user changes device connections, we were not resetting the device's
>> or
>> its instruments' controllers, and that could cause there to be no
>> sound...
>
> That sounds like something I've run into before, without ever quite
> understanding exactly what was happening. The fix sounds plausible.
And was it exhausting to find!
> BTW, I lost track of the message where you were wondering what to do with
> the
> Git version of the update-qrc script. There's no reason why you shouldn't
> put
> it in the repository somewhere. update-qrc-git or something? I don't
> really
> know, but I'm sure you'll figure out something reasonable.
Two points I wanted to raise about that:
* I have it as a separate script, but the more I thought about it, the
less sense that makes for anyone but myself. Like, anyone else would
have to know whether to "make qrc" or run git-rebuild-qrc, and any
attempt to automate it would have to figure out which version control is
being used. It makes more sense to figure it out in the script itself.
* "sort" seems to have different defaults for me than for you, so I added
"--ignore-case --dictionary-order" to make it come out the same. Without
that, it always looked like it had added and deleted a few dozen files.
So I'll commit that, in a completely seperate commit to make it easy to
back it out if it's wrong.
Tom Breton (Tehom)
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