1tracker v0.47 (Page 2 of 7)

With a lot of fiddeling, I finally got 1tracker 0.23 to run on Linux.

Steps to take:

1. Replace makefile and main.cpp with the ones attached
2. In angelscript_jit/as_jit.cpp, replace all occurances of "../source" with "../angelscript/source"
3. Delete contents of angelscript/lib
4. Get http://www.angelcode.com/angelscript/sd … 2.31.0.zip , unpack, copy folder angelscript/projects to angelscript folder in 1tracker source
5. make in 1tracker_src/angelscript/projects/gnuc
6. make in 1tracker_src
7. copy contents of angelscript/lib to your system library directory (usually /lib)
8. copy 1tracker binary to 1tracker folder

Yeah, it's pretty akward and I don't understand half of what's going on. Also, the filebrowser is kinda broken, it can't leave the 1tracker folder. But at least it runs.

I have the same issue with the filebrowser, but it's usable. Also, playback works a lot better for me in this version.

1tracker got an update. No new engines this time, sorry. Instead, I tried another improvement to the 'single pattern' concept, that is called 'chopped view'. When it is enabled through the new alternative menu (hold Ctrl to see it), only current block is displayed starting from the top of the screen, like a separate pattern. I hope that obstructing visibility of other blocks should help to focus attention on current block, and make it more comfortable to work in case of short blocks (less scrolling). If you split your song into blocks of 16 or 32 lines, it will work similar to the traditional pattern/order list view in a way.

Linux users, please let me know what changes this version needs in order to compile it. Hopefully less changes will be needed this time. I also just noticed that dirent.h had a wrong include path, docs say it should be there, so file dialogs should work properly.

What does the filebrowser show at the bottom of the screen, where full current path is supposed to be displayed? Is the directories above executable actually seen there? I don't know much of Linux, maybe some permissions/security stuff is involved?

The second bug is very weird, definitely don't have anything like that here. Will think over it. Maybe I need to setup a virtual machine and see it by myself, after all.

Removing gui.h:246 solves the display issue. Not sure if it breaks something else though.

So, tried to mess up with Ubuntu under VirtualBox, and got really weird results. Here is WIP source for 0.25: http://shiru.untergrund.net/temp1/1tracker_src.zip

I tried to reogranize files to simplify build process. Just 'make' it, and it should be enough (I only had to also 'sudo apt-get install libsdl-dev').

Weirdities:

- The program does not start if JIT is enabled in the config file (closes window right away)
- The program works without JIT, but produces no sound and occasionally reports missing data
- File dialog allows me to browse everywhere, just like under Windows. No changes has been made to the code

Please take a look, is the behaviour the same on your system?

No, the idea of the changes in file structure and makefile was to compile and link AngelScript as part of the program, directly through object files, not as a lib.

Migrating to SDL2 is actually a good idea, I had a few SDL2 projects done, so will put it to plans. It just happened that the program does not really needed things that SDL2 has to offer, so I kept it plain SDL so far.

The display issue is really weird, as I don't have it neither under Windows nor under Linux. The construct is for normal view, it aligns the scrolling for blocks properly. My only guess is that it is some unitialized variable or getting out of bounds, althogh considering proper results in two very different environments, I'd expect the issue to be more exposed. Also, row < 24 means it is somehwere in the scrolling logic, as it is half of the pattern view height, the position to keep cursor line once scrolling starts. I'll think more about it.

I have a very large window open. Resolution 1024x768 is not supported?

v0.25 is out of WIP. Now powered with SDL2, which supposedly solves some issues. For one, it now switches to the fullscreen and back blazing fast under Windows, unlike the old version. It also brings separate files for fonts (which is now 1-bit) and color schemes, and a pile of the font and color scheme files to look pretty and provide flexibility regarding screen sizes. It seemignly compiles fine under Ubuntu without editing the code, just by 'make' command (given SDL2 installed, not sure about AngelScrpit). I accidentally Pytha engine, too.

Thanks Shiru.

Just tested on my laptop running Windows 10, runs fine.

Reverse enginereed and added the other Lyndon Sharp's engine, from Bubble Dizzy. Also reworked support for the first one, renamed it to lyndon89.1te (if you have modules made with the old version, just edit the module text, replace engine name there).

it sounds interesting, and the compilation is flawless on my Linux Mint (18) PC, using g++ 4.8, but I can't start the generated binary:

./1tracker 
Error: Can't load font '

I already have libsdl-ttf2.0-0 installed.

edit: I got it, the source package is missing the resources provided by the other archive, which I've copied. However, I still have an error, now it's:

./1tracker 
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'int'
Abandon