Joshua Leung
d2bfb9ae1d
When time grids are drawn in 'seconds' not 'frames' (use the TKEY to toggle this in Timeline for testing), times are now printed in a timecode format similar to SMPTE. It deviates from SMPTE in several respects, otherwise the timecodes will collide with the current grid spacings (Note: this will be subject to review in future). * Hours will only be shown when they are needed. This shouldn't cause too many problems, since it is highly unlikely to get sequences, etc. that long. * Frames are only shown when zoomed in close enough. When they are shown, display of minutes is generally ommitted unless significant. * I've used the semicolon (;) character as the delimeter between frames and seconds. This seems to be the convention in Final Cut Pro, Vegas, and Quicktime... --- Also in this commit: * added UI_view2d_status_enforce() call to the end of UI_view2d_totRect_set(), so that the caller will not have to worry about doing so. * swapped the order of V2D_GRID_(NO)CLAMP defines so to be more consistent with older versions of Blender. Default (0) is now no-clamping.