Add a dedicated spectrum visualization window, and add the necessary
hooks to start its event timer if playback is already running when it is
first opened.
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For some reason, they were marked "navigational", because I accidentally
chose the Info inspector button as the button to dupe to create them in
the first place.
Fixes#237
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Improvement includes greatly reducing the CPU usage by not using an
NSImage based painting system.
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Borrowing some DFT code from deadbeef, this implements a simple spectrum
visualization into the main toolbar of the app.
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Xcode loves to tweak coordinates by fractional values just opening the
darn thing in the resource editor.
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Added buttons to remove duplicates and remove dead items, in case anyone
finds themselves needing these options often enough to want to put them
in their toolbar instead of using the menu.
Fixes#225
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Now with a slightly more appropriate icon for non-retina displays. I
still want to consider what to do with this, since it still looks a bit
blurry on 1x displays.
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Disable automatic update checking on startup for debug builds. Prevents
a crash from occurring when it attempts to retrieve the version number.
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Added a keyboard shortcut for the equalizer menu item, added a user
contributed button for an equalizer toolbar button, and replaced the
randomize playlist button with something different from the same user.
I had to redo the randomize button, because template PDFs don't support
white cutout shapes, but instead need to be formatted as hollow spaces
in the paths. Naturally, I couldn't figure out how to do this with
Inkscape the right way, so I rendered the original to a 1024x1024
bitmap, then imported that into a new document and traced it. Meh. I
need a better icon anyway, but this looks okay on the toolbar for now.
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- Display playlist total duration in units up to weeks and down to just seconds, and only pluralize units as necessary
- Major change: Implemented a SQLite disk backed playlist, track data, and queue storage system, which will be synchronized from the player in real time, and will hopefully survive system or app crashes. Existing plist playlist will be imported on first run, and removed on shutdown.
* Fix look of position time field to match the rest of the UI.
* Fix typo.
* Improve position time display.
* Add days, hours support to position time display.
* Fix "Current Time" toolbar item geometry/layout.
* Don’t enforce leading double-digits in position time display.
* MainMenu.xib touched by Xcode.
* Implement and use MonospacedDigitTextFieldCell.
This way the digits of numbers in playlist columns consisting of mostly digits will be aligned vertically.
* Disable font scaling code without effect.
* Set "Current Time" toolbar item to use MonospacedDigitTextFieldCell.
* Improve SecondsFormatter.
* Merge in SecondsFormatter improvements from Play.
* Move formatter setup into XIB.
* Add CogTests.
These can later be used for integration tests.
* Add SecondsFormatterTests.
Tests are stubbed out.
* Pouring foundation for SecondsFormatterTests.
* Implement -testPositive.
* Replace unsigned with int in SecondsFormatter.
* Implement negative support, tests.
* Rewrite SecondsFormatter in preparation for better readability..
* Rewrite SecondsFormatter for better readability.
* Add negative zero support.
* Improve SecondsFormatter readability.
* Refactor into -stringForTimeInterval: in SecondsFormatter.
* Cleanup.
* Mark TimeField as space-indented.
* Replace custom time formatting code in TimeField with SecondsFormatter.
* Cleanup.
* Improve SecondsFormatter format strings.
* Add internal type for time calculations.
Co-authored-by: Jan Weiß <jan@geheimwerk.de>
Christopher Snowhill
Calvin Buckley