It should minimize on drag, too. You need to stop moving the cursor for about half a second while hovering over the target window.Resonic only minimizes on drop, but not on drag.
Looks like FL Studio does not properly report the drag result, so to Resonic it just looks like the drop failed.I tested it with FL Studio and with the windows desktop / explorer. When a file is dropped in FL studio, the file still plays in Resonic.
It doesn't here. I tried holding the dragged file for some seconds over the desktop and over the explorer window. Resonic stayed open. I tested it with the deskotp and the explorer on the second screen. Maybe this can be a problem?Martin wrote:It should minimize on drag, too. You need to stop moving the cursor for about half a second while hovering over the target window.
Should I contact the devs of FL then? :?Martin wrote:Looks like FL Studio does not properly report the drag result, so to Resonic it just looks like the drop failed.
There's some additional logic at play that's not documented yet. For example, Resonic won't minimize when dragging over a window that is not covering Resonic's own window.It doesn't here. I tried holding the dragged file for some seconds over the desktop and over the explorer window. Resonic stayed open. I tested it with the deskotp and the explorer on the second screen. Maybe this can be a problem?
Might be worth a shot, should be simple to fix on their end. Some technical details:Should I contact the devs of FL then? :?
Thanks for this hint. I use a detached playlist from FL Studio. It seems like this is not recognized well by Resonic or by FL regarding this drag and drop events. I found out that it does work well, when I drop the file directly in FL, but not the detached playlist of FL (which is on my second screen by the way). I really asume this is the problem somehow ... I will contact Imageline regarding this issue as well (the devs from FL).Martin wrote: There's some additional logic at play that's not documented yet. For example, Resonic won't minimize when dragging over a window that is not covering Resonic's own window.
Thanks for the detailed info. I will forward this to the devs!Martin wrote: Might be worth a shot, should be simple to fix on their end. Some technical details:
Their IDropTarget::Drop implementation should set pdwEffect properly, optionally also update CFSTR_PERFORMEDDROPEFFECT in the data object.
What's your exact setup / window arrangement in this case? Detached playlist on the 2nd screen, but FL's main window on the first window, possibly behind Resonic?Thanks for this hint. I use a detached playlist from FL Studio. It seems like this is not recognized well by Resonic or by FL regarding this drag and drop events. I found out that it does work well, when I drop the file directly in FL, but not the detached playlist of FL (which is on my second screen by the way).
Thanks!Thanks for the detailed info. I will forward this to the devs!
That's definitely possible. Here's another tip: When Resonic is maximized, drag a file to any screen edge to minimize the window.By the way: I still would love to see a "minimize immediately on drag start" as well in Resonic.
FL main: first screen (right)Martin wrote:What's your exact setup / window arrangement in this case? Detached playlist on the 2nd screen, but FL's main window on the first window, possibly behind Resonic?
Interesting tip, thanks!Martin wrote:Here's another tip: When Resonic is maximized, drag a file to any screen edge to minimize the window.
That's to be expected due to the missing drop result information, I was wondering about the minimize feature only. It's probably not possible to cover each and every conceivable scenario.In every case the drop into the playlist did not stop the audio.
