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Susan G
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 Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 1:32 pm Post subject: "Currently selected" option indicators |
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Hi Ralph-
I mentioned this before re Output Routing, but there are several other cases where I think it would be helpful to have a check or dot indicating the currently selected option on a drop-down list. Some (most?) of them have it, but I've come across several that don't.
I can make up a list if this is something you'd consider changing.
Thanks-
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Ralph [RZ]
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We can't do that because the presets are not fixed settings, just templates. You can always manually change a setting afterwards and then your current state will not match any of the presets.
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Susan G
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| Ralph [RZ] wrote: | | We can't do that because the presets are not fixed settings, just templates. You can always manually change a setting afterwards and then your current state will not match any of the presets. |
It wouldn't have to be loaded with a preset. Let's say I load a song and decide to change the routing (or anything else in a drop-down). When I bring up that list again, I'm expecting to see what I just selected indicated somehow.
Are we talking about the same thing? Some of the lists do have this already, so maybe I just need to go back and see what makes those different.
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Ralph [RZ]
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There's no way for Jamstix 3 to know whether you changed the output settings after selecting a preset. We'd have to compare your current settings against all available presets to check the one that matches, if any does at all. It's doable but no more consequential then not checking them, IMHO.
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