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I've come up with a simple way to implement functionality equivalent to favorite plugins.
Allows you to edit your search history.
A comma-separated list read from your search history.
It wouldn't change the current behavior. If a new search is performed... it's added to the list as it is now. It simply allows us to edit it and save it in the Qtractor configuration.
It can be done manually in Qtractor.conf, but...
I'm just leaving the idea out in case you find it useful, and the trick (Qtractor.conf text edit), in case it isn't implemented.
P.S:
The trick only supports 7 favorites, but it's something :)
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Extended trick:
If you add quotation marks to the edit, you can insert spaces.
This allows you to create favorites categories.
Example:
You'll see the following in the search drop-down list:
Okay, now I understand
The way to do classifications is with regular expressions.
So the only thing I miss is a button next to the x to clean with an anchor pin.
Qtractor does allow you to create favorites, but they aren't saved:
If you continue searching, they'll be lost.
Edit:
I'm actually trying to cover one feature with another.
There's no need a pin to set search filters.
I'm just sharing the trick, which, at least for me, is helpful.
Edit2:
To make the trick work permanently, you can write-protect Qtractor.conf.
This makes it work like a real favorite plugin system.
If you've already set everything up the way you like it... I think it's a good idea in general.
Switching between installed and compiled Qtractors for testing sometimes corrupts Qtractor.conf, and this prevents it.
This is the first time I've locked Qtractor.conf. I don't know if it has any side effects, but so far everything seems to be working fine.
Regards.
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