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[sm52]

Fixed: Restored variable zoom feature for graphs (via right click then left click)

The function works again. By the way, it works if you first press the right mouse button, then the left, and vice versa. But every time the second button is released, a menu window appears, which is called up with the right mouse button when the cursor is over the graph area.

 

[John Mulcahy]

But every time the second button is released, a menu window appears

Only if you release the left button first. You can also use the middle button for variable zoom if your mouse has one.

 

[sm52]

Only if you release the left button first.

This is true. Thank you. The mouse wheel button also works. But there is one disappointment. Previously, I could only use the mouse to change the scale and move the graph. Now you have to look for the finger that will press alt. What if you use right click, left click to zoom, and left click, right click to move?

 

[Lowclock]

I like the new UI stuff except for the loss of being able to pan with just right mouse button. Maybe it would make sense to switch middle mouse button to do it now since otherwise it's just redundant to have it do the same thing as right+left? And/or a toggle in preferences to swap the two?

 

[John Mulcahy]

I could switch to pan if the left button is pressed and held for a second?

 

[Lowclock]

I could switch to pan if the left button is pressed and held for a second?

Hmmm... I don't know about anyone else, but I like to be able to drag the cursor around sometimes rather than just placing it in a single spot, like when comparing and checking values or using the "Frequency tracks cursor" option with the generator. I feel like replacing a redundant function like right+left or middle, or creating a new one, like left+right as sm52 mentioned, would be a better idea than just overloading left. It's hard to say what's really "right" anymore when you've been using things a certain way for so long. Anything that doesn't require both hands to pan around would be great though, haha.

 

[John Mulcahy]

It wouldn't stop drag as it currently works, mode would only change if you pressed left and held it stationary for 1 second.

 

[John Mulcahy]

I have restored right press to pan for the next build, with a view preference to turn it off if not desired. The right click menu will not appear if the graph is panned more than 2 pixels.

 

[Lowclock]

I have restored right press to pan for the next build, with a view preference to turn it off if not desired. The right click menu will not appear if the graph is panned more than 2 pixels.

This sounds like it's probably the best option, as long as that tolerance isn't too small for some particularly sloppy/sensitive laptop touchpads! I'll be sure to check some when it's released. Thanks.

 

[John Mulcahy]

Builds updated today (beta 24) with these changes:

• Added: Overlay group delay has an Offset t=0 action
• Added: Pressing and holding the left mouse button turns on pan mode
• Changed: Right press can again be used to pan, the right click menu will not appear of the graph is panned more than 2 pixels. Right press to pan can be turned off in the View preferences.
• Fixed: Index out of bounds for some stepped sine test settings
• Fixed: Prefix meas name with output did not show secondary ASIO output
• Fixed: Alignment tool API could select the wrong measurement

 

[sm52]

Added: Pressing and holding the left mouse button turns on pan mode

Works. But it's inconvenient for me to use.

Changed: Right press can again be used to pan, the right click menu will not appear of the graph is panned more than 2 pixels. Right press to pan can be turned off in the View preferences.

This works well. Convenient to use.

Thank you.

 

[Lowclock]

The new panning options work well except that on a (crappy) touchpad the 2 pixel tolerance seems a bit tight, and the full 1 second window feels pretty long. Maybe widen it up to like 4 pixels and make the hold like 0.5 seconds or something? Or just bury options for it in the preferences file? Sorry for being such a nitpicker. It's just that sometimes I use REW in automotive environments where precise mouse control and double-handed input can be a little tough.

 

[carl second]

I have a suggestion: include a "change selections EQ" option so that one can apply PEQs across multiple measurements simultaneously instead of doing it manually individually or (slightly more efficiently) loading a saved preset one-by-one. It's should be no more similar with the new ability to change calibration profiles across multiple selected measurements...

 

[John Mulcahy]

I have a suggestion: include a "change selections EQ" option so that one can apply PEQs across multiple measurements simultaneously

See the Predicted SPL right click menu:

 

[carl second]

See the Predicted SPL right click menu:

View attachment 69826

Ah! That's nice. I didn't see it

 

[sm52]

John Mulcahy,​

When I switch between measurements in the list on the left in the main window and the info window is open, it fades into the background when I move to the next measurement. Is it possible to make it stay on top until I close it?

 

[John Mulcahy]

You can use the Alt+up/down keys or Ctrl+up/down keys to navigate between measurements while the Info window has focus.

 

[Cristianolo]

See the Predicted SPL right click menu:

View attachment 69826

WWWWWWOOOOWWWWWWW
I like it!
Thanks for all improves!

 

[sm52]

You can use the Alt+up/down keys or Ctrl+up/down keys to navigate between measurements while the Info window has focus.

Works. Thank you.

 

[Cristianolo]

@John Mulcahy
I've found two little bugs

Right click in a measure and pressing ALT, the Action Windows closes, making impossible to use the "ALT+157" to create a º (degre) character (not common in many keyboards) wen changin the name of measure.
I think the old method to rename simplier.

With a extense list of measures, triing to change the colour trace of last ones makes the color window to low, being cut by the OS taskbar.

 

[John Mulcahy]

Right click in a measure and pressing ALT, the Action Windows closes, making impossible to use the "ALT+157" to create a º (degre) character (not common in many keyboards) wen changin the name of measure.

I can change it so that right clicking on the measurement name just brings up a text field you can type in, more like the old way. Using Alt combinations in the notes area of the popup will not be possible, however.

With a extense list of measures, triing to change the colour trace of last ones makes the color window to low, being cut by the OS taskbar.

I've fixed that for the next build.

 

[Cristianolo]

I can change it so that right clicking on the measurement name just brings up a text field you can type in, more like the old way. Using Alt combinations in the notes area of the popup will not be possible, however.

In the tab SPL & PHASE, double click on the name. Easier, I think

 

[Cristianolo]

Another thing to think about is making only active/visible measurements in the ALL SPL tab listed in the Trace Arithmetic window

 

[John Mulcahy]

Trace arithmetic isn't tied to All SPL, in the next build it has its own toolbar button.

 

[carl second]

I noticed the measurement number listing indicator inside the left upper corner of the thumbnail graph is missing in the All SPL tab... as well as in the Overlays window. This may not be a problem if one were dealing with only a handful of measurements. But when one has 50, 100, or more measurements opened with identical or very similar looking plot shapes then it's not anymore possible to tell which is which from just the thumbnail picture/color alone.