The sequencer's pause/resume toggle button is "resume" initialy?

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Craigar
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The sequencer's pause/resume toggle button is "resume" initialy?

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The pause/resume toggle button in the main sequencer starts out as "resume", seems more logical that it should read "pause" initially - once we've used it twice during a session then it behaves as we would surmise. confusing


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Re: The sequencer's pause/resume toggle button is "resume" initialy?

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Post by admin »

Hi Craig,

mine comes out as 'Pause' intially, but I did spot that if you pause a sequence, then stop it, it then stays as 'resume', so obviously the logic isn't quite right. I will fix what I can see is wrong and maybe that will cover the case that is getting it to read 'resume' for you when it shouldn't.

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Robin
Craigar
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Re: The sequencer's pause/resume toggle button is "resume" initialy?

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Post by Craigar »

That may be true, I'll *try* to remember to see if that's the case... 30 years ago I got into relational database business app development using Foxpro and Clipper dBase derivatives (and stopped/gave up 20 years ago when all DOS apps sank cause almost everybody went windows) and all the little stuff was a lot of work to fix - and writing the help file/system finished me off.. so my hats off to you!

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