Le mercredi 23 août 2017, 17:49:31 CEST Camille Moulin a écrit : > Hi Nicolas, > Le 23/08/2017 à 15:31, alcinos a écrit : > > Hi, > > > > I second Harald's answer regarding terminology. That is what we > > currently use in the UI as well as the code-base. > > > > What do you mean by "trying to debug"? > Just identifying the origin of the problem, not actually coding ;-) > After upgrading to 17.04.3, I had a weird behaviour on a project I am > working on for quite a time : when resizing certain timeline clips, they > would shrink to 1 second or so ; that was linked to the fact that the > matching bin clip was now considered to be shorter than its real length. > Downgrading wouldn't solve the problem, but clearing cache and > regenerating proxies seems to have fixed it. > > > If you are looking at the code, > I was just looking at the file content to see if I could spot any > obvious corruption: when mapping the concepts of the file to the > elements of the UI, it felt strange to have the same name for two > different things. > It seems that some attempts have been made to solve the problem, a > timeline clip is sometimes called "item" (cf. Timeline > Resize item > start|end) but, as it has not been generalized, the situation is now > suboptimal from an UX pov, with two different names for the same concept > and one name for two different concepts. > > If people feel that it's something that should be addressed, I'd be > happy to help. > > Cheers, > Camille
In the code, timeline "item" classes address clips but *transitions* too. Maybe that's why there is a generic common name...
