Split just for sub-clip sections: I didn't knew that... - But wouldn't it be a useful feature to have the possibility to unlink a whole song, all tracks, all clips at once? (Imagining a situation where a composer has an old complex project, lost overview about the linkings and now wants to rearrange the complete composition)
Yes, that has been unclear - "Delete your definition" does not mean deleting the qtr file, but deleting just the written line in the new session template field.
And yes, you're right: uncheck it, is best to disable a template. It's a matter of habit that you can click an OK button, as soon as you change something in a field. Even though it might be nonsense like leaving a field blank. - My first thought was "Oops! I can not completely delete what I wrote! But leaving a field blank used to be a normal state that one can confirm. I did it a hundred times when filling out forms at the internet. The programmer don't want me to be enabled to do that."
I like to be free to do nonsense ;-)
(from a programmers point of view: Isn't it easier to define "all allowed conditions" for an OK button, then "all allowed conditions except a blank field"?
Or in other words: Isn't a blank field an allowed condition for an OK button?
It might be nonsense to allow the user to delete his writings complete, but if it's a worldwide habit, shouldn't it be enabled?
Moreover: Don't you waste hours of lifetime answering enerverating "My OK button isn't working!" comments?)
live long and prosper :-)
PS: I should do a song entitled "The world loves working OK buttons" :-))
Split just for sub-clip sections: I didn't knew that... - But wouldn't it be a useful feature to have the possibility to unlink a whole song, all tracks, all clips at once? (Imagining a situation where a composer has an old complex project, lost overview about the linkings and now wants to rearrange the complete composition)
Yes, that has been unclear - "Delete your definition" does not mean deleting the qtr file, but deleting just the written line in the new session template field.
And yes, you're right: uncheck it, is best to disable a template. It's a matter of habit that you can click an OK button, as soon as you change something in a field. Even though it might be nonsense like leaving a field blank. - My first thought was "Oops! I can not completely delete what I wrote! But leaving a field blank used to be a normal state that one can confirm. I did it a hundred times when filling out forms at the internet. The programmer don't want me to be enabled to do that."
I like to be free to do nonsense ;-)
(from a programmers point of view: Isn't it easier to define "all allowed conditions" for an OK button, then "all allowed conditions except a blank field"?
Or in other words: Isn't a blank field an allowed condition for an OK button?
It might be nonsense to allow the user to delete his writings complete, but if it's a worldwide habit, shouldn't it be enabled?
Moreover: Don't you waste hours of lifetime answering enerverating "My OK button isn't working!" comments?)
live long and prosper :-)
PS: I should do a song entitled "The world loves working OK buttons" :-))