Add an option to suppress the FFTM table#4320
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Sorry, I'm not inclined to accept this without you exposing the option in the GUI. The GUI shouldn't be treated as second class |
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The crash was fixed with #4317, it was just the behaviour around it being checked/unchecked not reflecting what the true state was |
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@dscorbett If you add the GUI code from the last PR back into his one I'll attempt to get it working. I have medium-good grasp on what the problems were. |
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I'll take a look at this this evening and if there are remaining changes to be made I'll try to do so. |
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(My inability to distinguish I've both reviewed this code as is and tested it and it seems fine in appearance and behavior now. I think the previous remaining issue was the now-correct flag check. @jtanx can you verify? |
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Yeah seems fine now |
* Add a scripting option to suppress the FFTM table * Expose a GUI option to suppress the FFTM table
This redoes #4309 and closes #2389.
It seems like the only problem with #4309 was in the GUI code, so let’s restore the scripting code and I can figure out the GUI crash later. (I did test the options dialog window before opening the first PR, so it may be a while before I can even reproduce the crash.)Type of change