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Right click does not work in transparent mode on Feedback, Width and FM Depth #2063

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K0rrid0r opened this issue Jun 8, 2020 · 6 comments · Fixed by #2064 or #2070
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Right click does not work in transparent mode on Feedback, Width and FM Depth #2063

K0rrid0r opened this issue Jun 8, 2020 · 6 comments · Fixed by #2064 or #2070
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UX Issues related to user experience (UX) - mouse, touch, keyboard, MIDI inputs, etc.

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K0rrid0r commented Jun 8, 2020

Describe the bug
Right click does not work on transparent mode on Feedback, Width and FM Depth

It makes planning stuff worse as you need to put it in a 'on' state to for example type in a value, if wanted. Which will potentially affect what you work on sound wise when you don't want to.

@K0rrid0r K0rrid0r changed the title Right click does not work on transparent mode on Feedback, Width and FM Depth Right click does not work in transparent mode on Feedback, Width and FM Depth Jun 8, 2020
baconpaul added a commit to baconpaul/surge that referenced this issue Jun 8, 2020
Revert "Linux Transparenty Fix 1-of-2 (surge-synthesizer#2057)"
This reverts commit 83b5a1b.

Revert "Linux Transparency Workarounds; CSurgeSlider cleanup (surge-synthesizer#2060)"
This reverts commit c88548a.

Fix a Reverb2 Typo when doing limit range for stability which
disabled the lfdamp

Closes surge-synthesizer#2061
Closes surge-synthesizer#2062
Closes surge-synthesizer#2063
Means we still have work for surge-synthesizer#2053
baconpaul added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 8, 2020
Revert "Linux Transparenty Fix 1-of-2 (#2057)"
This reverts commit 83b5a1b.

Revert "Linux Transparency Workarounds; CSurgeSlider cleanup (#2060)"
This reverts commit c88548a.

Fix a Reverb2 Typo when doing limit range for stability which
disabled the lfdamp

Closes #2061
Closes #2062
Closes #2063
Means we still have work for #2053
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K0rrid0r commented Jun 8, 2020

This is not fixed in Surge-NIGHTLY-2020-06-08-7a5f33d i just tried. Right click does not open a dialog window.

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Windows issue, maybe.

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K0rrid0r commented Jun 8, 2020

Double right click also has the function to put it back to init position (instead of dialog window)

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VincyZed commented Jun 8, 2020

Yup, can confirm.

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OK will look

@baconpaul baconpaul reopened this Jun 8, 2020
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Oh sigh I tried it with Sine ones where it works and figured that was a fix; but there's another spot. Sorry bout that!

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      if ((button & kRButton) && !(p->ctrltype == ct_lfoshape) &&
          !(ctrl != nullptr && ctrl->disabled == true)) // supress RMB on LFO Shape and hidden sliders, for LFO let CLFOGui handle it

oh the code explicitly disables it!
lemme take that out

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