QMidiPlayer.git - A free cross-platform midi file player based on libfluidsynth and Qt.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2023-11-26	Initial Qt 6 port. Many bug fixes.	Chris Xiong

2020-11-11	Unnecessary space?	Chris Xiong

2020-11-10	fix: missing link libraries path for windows build	Gary Wang

2020-04-29	Decouple CMidiPlayer and qmpMidiOutFluid.	Chris Xiong
	Visualization renderer should no longer depend on the fluidsynth library. Reworked the "wait voice" option: now it only takes effect if an automatic track switch happens. Actually process events while waiting for async operation to finish.
2020-04-19	Legacy code massacre!	Chris Xiong
	Complete reconstruction of the settings infrastructure. All options are now registered using a revamped option API. Legacy configuration files are no longer compatible. Please make a backup.
2020-02-15	Make resource files for Windows actually work.0.8.7-1	Chris Xiong

2020-02-15	No more version numbers scattered through the files.	Chris Xiong
	Added a debug screen for the visualization, which can be toggled by pressing B. Added version information for binaries for Windows.
2020-01-11	Bring back i18n support.	Chris Xiong
	Address compiler warnings in QDialSkualptureStyle. Introduced build BUILD_PORTABLE, replacing QMP_BUILD_MODE in the QMake project. The QMake project is now fully covered by the CMake project and officially deprecated.
2019-11-16	Guessworks trying to make it install and produce packages again.	Chris Xiong
	(which it won't, because Debian still doesn't have fluidsynth >= 2.0) Also lite version is currently out of scope.
2019-11-14	Windows is such a brilliant operating system.	Chris Xiong

2019-11-08	Documentation update time!	Chris Xiong

2019-10-05	Replaced the option "default output device" with a more powerful one.	Chris Xiong
	Old code for default output device completely removed.
2019-09-13	CMake. It's happening.	Chris Xiong
	Added a new build system based on CMake. Minor code cleanups. This probably breaks building with QMake on multiple platforms. And of course the new CMake support isn't tested thoroughly. But it's finally happening.