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[Joseph Eoff <joseph.eoff@xxxxxxxxx>]

Class Override patch for 1.4.3Alpha1
I've figured out how to do a class override cleanly with PyDev with Eclipse and Glade. . If I had any say in the final fix, I'd vote to do it this way. Anything else runs the risk of confusing developers sometime in the future.

All it took was to create a widgets folder with a catalog file in xml
for Glade together with the class override. Then, I setup an external
program runner in Eclipse to start Glade with a couple of environment
variables telling Glade where to look for the new widget. Now I start
Glade from Eclipse, and it can see the new widget. Additional widgets
can be created in the same folder and added to the catalog withjust a
couple of lines of xml.

This fix is clean - it requires a single import import added to
MainGTK.py and of course the widgets folder. It doesn't confuse Glade
and the developers don't have to remember to use some special functions
instead of the object methods. On top of that, it leaves you with things
setup for future custom widgets

If you'd like to try this out, it applies to the current development
version (1.4.3Alpha1.) The patch has been made such that it will create
the new files. I'm not so sure about the folder, though. You may need to
create openshot/widgets by hand.

Once you apply the patch, you can start Glade from the command line like this:
export GLADE_CATALOG_PATH="/home/joseph/workspace/OpenShot Video Editor/openshot/widgets/"&&export GLADE_MODULE_PATH="/home/joseph/workspace/OpenShot Video Editor/openshot/widgets/"&&glade-3

You'll of course have to modify the paths to fit your setup. If you are
using Glade above 3.10 then you will need to change the environment
variables to "GLADE_CATALOG_SEARCH_PATH" and "GLADE_MODULE_SEARCH_PATH"
Iam using Glade 3.7 (which is older than Glade 3.10) so the Glade 3.10
settings are what I've gleaned from the Internet.

Glade will have an "OpenShot Widgets" group on the left side with all
the other widgets. It'll be way down at the bottom.

You can integrate this into Eclipse as shown in the attached picture. Do
NOT use the ~ (tilde) for your home directory. Eclipse doesn't seem to
like it.

** Attachment added: "Eclipse-Glade-ExternalTool.jpg"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/openshot/+bug/722285/+attachment/3166330/+files/Eclipse-Glade-ExternalTool.jpg

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Title:
  timeline only shows 320 times the zoom slider setting

Status in libcairo  -  cairo vector graphics library:
  Confirmed
Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  The timeline only shows the first (320*zoom seeting) seconds of a project.
  So if the zoom slider setting is set to 1 s, the timeline stops at 5'20'' (=320'')
  if it set to 2 s, it stops at 10'40'' (=640''), 4 s it stops at 21'20'' (=1280''), etc.

  How to reproduce:
  -launch OpenShot and create a new project of 60 min
  -with the default 8 s zoom setting you can only move the timeline up to 42'40'' (=2560 = 320*8)
  -try zooming in and see the timeline shorten as you zoom more

  1. Ubuntu 10.10 x64
  2. PPA installation
  3. OpenShot 1.3.0

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