Slightly hacky fix for AFL/PFL button misbehaviour
[ardour.git] / gtk2_ardour / monitor_section.cc
index 5937ca018cfdf106275d7929e2772822f335f013..7de31e7d41da20f74839694f58531efea7e8b98d 100644 (file)
@@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ MonitorSection::MonitorSection (Session* s)
        , pfl_button (_("PFL"), ArdourButton::led_default_elements)
        , exclusive_solo_button (ArdourButton::led_default_elements)
        , solo_mute_override_button (ArdourButton::led_default_elements)
+       , _inhibit_solo_model_update (false)
 {
         Glib::RefPtr<Action> act;
 
@@ -728,7 +729,16 @@ MonitorSection::solo_use_in_place ()
         if (act) {
                 Glib::RefPtr<RadioAction> ract = Glib::RefPtr<RadioAction>::cast_dynamic (act);
                 if (ract) {
+                       if (!ract->get_active ()) {
+                               /* We are turning SiP off, which means that AFL or PFL will be turned on
+                                  shortly; don't update the solo model in the mean time, as if the currently
+                                  configured listen position is not the one that is about to be turned on,
+                                  things will go wrong.
+                               */
+                               _inhibit_solo_model_update = true;
+                       }
                         Config->set_solo_control_is_listen_control (!ract->get_active());
+                       _inhibit_solo_model_update = false;
                 }
         }
 }
@@ -815,6 +825,10 @@ MonitorSection::setup_knob_images ()
 void
 MonitorSection::update_solo_model ()
 {
+       if (_inhibit_solo_model_update) {
+               return;
+       }
+       
         const char* action_name = 0;
         Glib::RefPtr<Action> act;