Fix some bugs with LFO waveform drag&drop - #4227
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* Update LFO waveform display after dropping a sample file * Fix broken drag&drop from sample tracks
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Nice catch! |
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Maybe out of scope, but is it better to activate user-wave mode automatically when a sample file is dropped? |
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Yes. That would be better. |
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Done via e4f0d25. |
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Better. |
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* Change to user-wave mode and update display after dropping a sample * Fix broken drag&drop from sample tracks
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Update LFO waveform display after dropping a sample file. Fixes #3307.
This PR also fixes a broken functionality, "drag&drop from sample tracks".