For all happy hackers on the list, and for Jonathan should he care to adopt the change...
There is an undocumented key which can be used while moving regions around on the timeline which temporarily disables snapping to bar or beat. Unfortunately the key is "s" which appears to be already assigned for splitting a region at the mouse pointer. The code which handles this in Timeline.C is in the Timeline::handle method and you can change only one character in two places to restore temporary free movement manipulation. The two lines are in case FL_KEYDOWN and case FL_KEYUP The line in question is the same for each CASE: else if ( Fl::event_key() == 's' ) I changed the =='s' to =='f'. The 'f' key appears to be unused by non-timeline and can be readily remembered as the "free" key for freeing you from SNAP constraints. As they say in all the worst reports; it works for me :~) -- Richard <[email protected]>
