the8bitdeity
01-21-2009, 02:32 AM
This one is a doozy, and not sure if it's easily implemented.
I find that frequently I'll be editing a plugin, typically an AUX. I'll quickly want one of my stacks to send to said AUX. Only I'd prefer to keep the plugin window key.
Is it possible to see if a control in a non-key window is underneath the mouse, that way you can edit a mixer parameter without making the mixer key?
I've seen Safari do this with scroll. If you have a webpage open, but Safari is NOT foremost, you can still mouse scroll a webpage with Safari (if the mouse is not over your key window).
I guess the question is, when DOES the window become key though, eh? Maybe only if you mouse click on a non-control?
Just food for thought as, while I enjoy all of the plugin windows getting their own window, sometimes hitting Cmd-Tilde get tedious to get back to my plugin.
I find that frequently I'll be editing a plugin, typically an AUX. I'll quickly want one of my stacks to send to said AUX. Only I'd prefer to keep the plugin window key.
Is it possible to see if a control in a non-key window is underneath the mouse, that way you can edit a mixer parameter without making the mixer key?
I've seen Safari do this with scroll. If you have a webpage open, but Safari is NOT foremost, you can still mouse scroll a webpage with Safari (if the mouse is not over your key window).
I guess the question is, when DOES the window become key though, eh? Maybe only if you mouse click on a non-control?
Just food for thought as, while I enjoy all of the plugin windows getting their own window, sometimes hitting Cmd-Tilde get tedious to get back to my plugin.