[Rwp] OSARA reaper reacting to last touched track when in peak watcher

[Chris Belle]

All right pard,
my bad, I get lazy sometimes and don't want to look through the
junk and find the address.
I always do my filters on the subject lines,
which works well enough for me in separating messages most of the time.
'grin'.
yeh, I thought it was like you said,
that related issue,
so that's why i didn't post it on github,
but thought I'd mention it anyway here just because.


On 2/24/2016 4:42 AM, James Teh wrote:
> Sounds like an instance of this issue 
> <https://github.com/nvaccess/osara/issues/77>. In short, when you 
> nudge the master volume, REAPER sets the master as the last touched 
> (current) track. IMO, this is a REAPER bug... or at least an 
> undesirable behaviour. I believe Scott is going to try to convince 
> Cockos of this. :)
>
> Btw, it'd be great if you can start a new message when you start a new 
> topic, rather than replying to a previous one and changing the subject 
> line. When you do the latter, it actually becomes part of the previous 
> thread as far as email apps are concerned, which means that your 
> messages get mixed in with the other (unrelated) thread. Also, it 
> means people like me who delete entire threads that aren't of interest 
> based on the subject line will miss your messages. :)
>
> Jamie
>
> On 24/02/2016 6:08 PM, Chris Belle wrote:
>> Hey, love the new peak watcher implementation.
>> But am noticing that when I do something like adjusting the master 
>> volume, even if I have set the first or second peak watcher to 
>> monitor the current or master track,
>> it wants to jump to the master track.
>> It's like it thinks I set it to monitor the master track even though 
>> I didn't.
>> If I focus the current track and then check, things are right again.
>> If I need to I can put this on git hub,
>> but I think something similar was already reported.
>>
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