Waveshaper tearout scaling is borked

[Andreya-Autumn]

It's fine as long as it stays inside, but torn out it looks like this:

[baconpaul]

oh that's the annoying scale-on-resize thing that tearouts need. I know the fix. easy to do for 1.1.2. thanks!

[baconpaul]

The reason for this is that the window when torn out doesn't quite inherit the parent transform

The fix for this is in the ::resized method to compensate the width and height.

You can see FilterAnalysis::resized does

void FilterAnalysis::resized()
{
    auto t = getTransform().inverted();
    auto h = getHeight();
    auto w = getWidth();
    t.transformPoint(w, h);

    f1Button->setBounds(2, 2, 40, 15);
    f2Button->setBounds(w - 42, 2, 40, 15);

    catchUpStore = evaluator->outboundUpdates - 1; // because we need to rebuild the path
}

whereas WaveShaperAnalysis::resized does

void WaveShaperAnalysis::resized() {}

so basically take that transform of w and h and use it in the resized method is the answer. Make WaveShaper look like Filter.

[baconpaul]

Oh the other trick is in the Filter paint method we don't use getLocalBounds but we use a transformed local bounds

So look in FilterAnalysis::paint and you see

    auto lb = getLocalBounds().transformedBy(getTransform().inverted());
    auto dRect = lb.withTrimmedTop(15).reduced(4);
    auto width = dRect.getWidth();
    auto height = dRect.getHeight();
    

will have to do same in waveshaper paint (and that's probably the real fix since waveshaper doesn't currently have any subcomponents to resize)