Mercurial > hg > sonic-visualiser
changeset 120:863a470df510
* Basic beginnings of what will become a tip-of-the-day dialog
| author | Chris Cannam |
|---|---|
| date | Fri, 09 Mar 2007 18:18:30 +0000 |
| parents | a7b88d07a836 |
| children | 3fff180a254b |
| files | i18n/tips_en.txt i18n/tips_en.xml main/main.cpp sonic-visualiser.qrc |
| diffstat | 4 files changed, 78 insertions(+), 87 deletions(-) [+] |
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--- a/i18n/tips_en.txt Fri Mar 09 17:39:27 2007 +0000 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,87 +0,0 @@ -<tips caption="Tip of the Day"> -<tip> -<html> - -<p><b>Welcome to Sonic Visualiser!</b></p> - -<p>Sonic Visualiser is pretty complex, but you can use it for simple -things very easily. Try importing an audio file and using the Pane -menu to add some different views of it.</p> - -<p>Check out the links on the Help menu for tutorials and other -documentation!</p> - -</html> -</tip> -<tip> -<html> - -<p>Sonic Visualiser's window is organised into <i>panes</i> and -<i>layers</i>. To begin with, you have one pane. Import an audio -file to see it displayed in a <i>waveform layer</i> on that pane.</p> - -</html> -</tip> -<tip> -<html> - -<p>Each pane can contain any number of layers, which appear stacked -from "front" to "back" on the same timeline. A layer can contain a -view of audio, or of points (time instants) or data plots (time-values).</p> - -</html> -</tip> -<tip> -<html> - -<p>There's a <i>layer property box</i> shown to the right of each -layer, with one tab for each of the layers on that pane. Click on a -layer's tab to bring that layer to the front. You can then adjust its -colour and other display properties in the property box.</p> - -<p>The first tab is always for the pane itself, which has a few -adjustable properties of its own.</p> - -</html> -</tip> -<tip> -<html> - -<p>If you have more than one pane, only one of them will be "current", -marked with a black bar at the left side. Just click on another pane -to make it current. Most editing operations affect the layer that's -at the front of the current pane.</p> - -</html> -</tip> -<tip> -<html> - -<p>You can use different zoom levels for different panes by un-checking -the Global Zoom control for one of them. By default, all panes will -zoom and scroll together.</p> - -</html> -</tip> -<tip> -<html> - -<p>You can speed up and slow down playback using the Playback Speedup -control in the bottom-right of the window.</p> - -</html> -</tip> -<tip> -<html> - -<p>The Transforms menu lists things you can do to extract features from -or process your audio. The available outputs of any Vamp -feature-extraction plugins or LADSPA audio effects plugins you have -will show up here.</p> - -</html> -</tip> - -</tips> - -
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/i18n/tips_en.xml Fri Mar 09 18:18:30 2007 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +<tips caption="Tip of the Day"> +<tip> +<text> +Welcome to Sonic Visualiser! + +Sonic Visualiser is pretty complex, but you can use it for simple +things very easily. Try importing an audio file and using the Pane +menu to add some different views of it. + +Check out the links on the Help menu for tutorials and other +documentation! +</text> +</tip> +<tip> +<text> +Sonic Visualiser's window is organised into "panes" and +"layers". To begin with, you have one pane. Import an audio +file to see it displayed in a waveform layer on that pane. +</text> +</tip> +<tip> +<text> +Each pane can contain any number of layers, which appear stacked +from "front" to "back" on the same timeline. A layer can contain a +view of audio, or of points (time instants) or data plots (time-values). +</text> +</tip> +<tip> +<text> +There's a "layer property box" to the right of each pane, with one +tab for each of the layers on that pane. Click on a layer's tab to +bring that layer to the front. You can then adjust its colour and +other display properties in the property box. + +The first tab is always for the pane itself, which has a few +adjustable properties of its own. +</text> +</tip> +<tip> +<text> +If you have more than one pane, only one of them will be "current", +marked with a black bar at the left side. Just click on another pane +to make it current. Most editing operations affect the layer that's +at the front of the current pane. +</text> +</tip> +<tip> +<text> +You can use different zoom levels for different panes by un-checking +the Global Zoom control for one of them. By default, all panes will +zoom and scroll together. +</text> +</tip> +<tip> +<text> +You can speed up and slow down playback using the Playback Speedup +control in the bottom-right of the window. +</text> +</tip> +<tip> +<text> +The Transforms menu lists things you can do to extract features from +or process your audio. The available outputs of any Vamp +feature-extraction plugins or LADSPA audio effects plugins you have +will show up here. +</text> +</tip> + +</tips> + +
--- a/main/main.cpp Fri Mar 09 17:39:27 2007 +0000 +++ b/main/main.cpp Fri Mar 09 18:18:30 2007 +0000 @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ #include "base/TempDirectory.h" #include "base/PropertyContainer.h" #include "base/Preferences.h" +#include "widgets/TipDialog.h" #include <QMetaType> #include <QApplication> @@ -194,6 +195,11 @@ } } + TipDialog tipDialog; + if (tipDialog.isOK()) { + tipDialog.exec(); + } + int rv = application.exec(); std::cerr << "application.exec() returned " << rv << std::endl;