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Open new files from the directory last used #43

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telemann opened this issue Aug 22, 2018 · 3 comments
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Open new files from the directory last used #43

telemann opened this issue Aug 22, 2018 · 3 comments
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gkarsay commented Aug 23, 2018

Thank you! I like the idea and it works. However, memory profiling tools like Valgrind will probably report a memory leak (gtk_file_chooser_get_current_folder() has to be freed). I will look into that and maybe I will decide for a different implementation of the idea.

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I thought there might be a memory leak problem, but I'm not familiar with GTK so I didn't try to deal with it.

It's certainly a useful patch. I'm working on project with about 400 .wav files, and it was getting on my nerves to have to navigate to the folder each time

@gkarsay gkarsay added enhancement Feature request fix committed Issue has been resolved in the main branch labels Aug 31, 2018
@gkarsay gkarsay changed the title Patch to open new files from the directory last used Open new files from the directory last used Aug 31, 2018
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gkarsay commented Aug 31, 2018

The referenced commit does the same thing, just a different solution. Works also if the last file was opened via command line or drag'n'drop.

@gkarsay gkarsay added this to the v1.6 milestone Sep 18, 2018
@gkarsay gkarsay added fix released Issue has been resolved in a release and removed fix committed Issue has been resolved in the main branch labels Apr 24, 2019
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