This is certainly a bug, one way or the other.
In the general tab of a song, there's the restart position. It triggers to what position the song is being looped back to. Changing it does trigger the "something changed" indicator so you want to save, but on loading its set to 0.
However, this setting is also set to 0, when its being saved by, eg. MPT 1.16. So I think that the loading can be a problem too.
If its not supposed to be saved, then please remove the something changed indicator.
Never had this problem with the xm-format, the looping back was correctly executed.
And what's this "something changed" indicator ?
Quote from: "Sam_Zen"And what's this "something changed" indicator ?
He probably means the "modified" flag ("*") in the title bar
If I save the song, and then load it, the restart position (not usage of the B00 command) is set to 0.
The save indicator is indeed the *.
This happens for me too, and always have in ModPlug Tracker.
But XM files are supposed to have restart positions, as I remember using them in FastTracker many years ago.
Nativelly, IT doesn't use this, so its not bad if its not being saved. But if thats the case, then why is the song marked as changed?
Nice to know, never noticed the sign in the titlebar before.
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Not only FastTracker, also OMPT still does opens a XM file with the latest saved restart position.
Quote from: "LPChip"IT doesn't use this, so its not bad if its not being saved. But if thats the case, then why is the song marked as changed?
Good point. Some discrepancy in the routine here, because the flag in the title bar is behaving according to the XM-properties, not relevant to the opened IT file.
More important is the fixed loading with the restart position at zero. While the setting of this is in a part of the general tab, where most other element-settings are saved with the song.
I consider this a shortcoming of the IT-format, so I recommend to put in on the agenda for the new one.
From v1.17.02.42 restart pos will be saved in our modified IT format.
Confirmed. :) tnx.