v4.60pre10

[Argitoth]

Originally Posted by Argitoth

WOAH HOLD UP!

Does this mean we may have integrated spectral view for media items?

How do you use the .eel?

Originally Posted by Justin

No, it's just a sample script.

but... but... BUT!!! Couldn't you create a script that creates a spectrogram view window for all items in view kinda like a "spectral view screenshot"? Edit: something like Analysis/gfxspectrograph js except you don't have to hit "play" to get the spectrograph

What about an oscilloscope? That spectral graph you created is VERY nice. No jitter, no graphic stuttering, perfect! I REALLY want an oscillscope like this! How about an X/Y plot? How about multichannel oscilloscope! Multichannel spectrograph! HOW ABOUT IT!?!?!? AHHH!!!! *explodes*

[groovemaster]

Originally Posted by Argitoth

How about multichannel oscilloscope! Multichannel spectrograph!

That would be so cool!

[Argitoth]

well, a multichannel spectrograph/oscilloscope could be created via js

What I want to know is... is eel the only way to capture the audio and display it graphically without having to play the project? That's the main hangup with gfxspectrograph.

[Xenakios]

Originally Posted by Argitoth

well, a multichannel spectrograph/oscilloscope could be created via js

What I want to know is... is eel the only way to capture the audio and display it graphically without having to play the project? That's the main hangup with gfxspectrograph.

Not the only way, the same could be done with Python ReaScripts (*) as well as C++ extension plugins.

(*) My current experiments with Python ReaScripts with a GUI are not going very well, though. But please, let's continue this discussion in the other thread I started. http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=134653

[Breeder]

Originally Posted by IXix

To elaborate, I don't think you'd need to do much. All the TrackFX functions take a MediaTrack* argument, so if you pass a null pointer then logically that means no track, which suggests the monitor FX chain since that doesn't belong to a track. No?

Definitely not - it could break existing stuff where passing NULL you got no behavior (no track selected - nothing happens)

A better implementation would be to have special MediaTrack* pointer that represents monitoring FX

edit: while on the subject of FX - it would be really nice to have a function that accepts TrackEnvelope* and returns track, fx id and param id that belong to it (built-in stuff like volume, pan, playrate, tempo...don't have to work since we can already control those)

[spk77]

Can't load ".eel" scripts if scandic letters (äöå) in filename:

[IXix]

Originally Posted by Breeder

Definitely not - it could break existing stuff where passing NULL you got no behavior (no track selected - nothing happens)

Spoilsport!

[James HE]

from the pre2 ? thread

Originally Posted by Justin

They belong to the global/root namespace, but not the _global namespace... Thinking it might be good to add a globals(_builtins_) option so that you can access any registered variable (gfx_*, srate, slider1, etc).

This would be helpful...

or at least if gfx_*, mouse_*, etc, would work like _global*

also #* to access all strings.

Maybe something like globals(_system_, _strings_) ?

and it seems your function cannot access spl(x) if any globals() are specified, even if you specify it in globals.

[Justin]

Originally Posted by James HE

and it seems your function cannot access spl(x) if any globals() are specified, even if you specify it in globals.

spl() is a function and should be accessible everywhere... and spl0-splX would require global(spl0 spl1) etc.

[IXix]

Originally Posted by James HE

from the pre2 ? thread...

Thanks for that, I missed Justin's reply to my question!

Originally Posted by Tale

To me it would make more sense if the registered variables would be available implicitly, i.e. without specifying _builtins_. Else I guess I'd quickly end up not using global() at all, or mindlessly adding global(_builtins_) all the time. I understand why you'd want to encourage functions to not pollute the root namespace, but this obviously doesn't apply to registered variables.

^^ What Tale said ^^

[James HE]

Originally Posted by Justin

spl() is a function and should be accessible everywhere... and spl0-splX would require global(spl0 spl1) etc.

i must have made a typo. works fine.

[jnif]

JS FX mouse_cap behavior seems to be different in 4.60pre10 compared to 4.591.

The mouse modifier keys (ctrl, alt, shift) will change mouse mouse_cap even when mouse button has not been clicked.
Is this change intentional?

For example note velocity editing in Sequencer_baby_v2_jnif is now a bit broken because of this change.

EDIT:

Looks like there is an easy fix to make Sequencer_baby_v2_jnif (version 046) work with Reaper 4.60pre10.

Change line 3257 from this:

mouse_cap==0 ? (

to this:

!(mouse_cap&1 || mouse_cap&2) ? (

jnif

[Justin]

Originally Posted by jnif

JS FX mouse_cap behavior seems to be different in 4.60pre10 compared to 4.591.

The mouse modifier keys (ctrl, alt, shift) will change mouse mouse_cap even when mouse button has not been clicked.
Is this change intentional?

For example note velocity editing in Sequencer_baby_v2_jnif is now a bit broken because of this change.

EDIT:

Looks like there is an easy fix to make Sequencer_baby_v2_jnif (version 046) work with Reaper 4.60pre10.

Change line 3257 from this:

mouse_cap==0 ? (

to this:

!(mouse_cap&1 || mouse_cap&2) ? (

jnif

Ah yeah, it changed so that you can detect keyboard modifiers when getting keys. Oops. You could also write that as !(mouse_cap&3) too.

[James HE]

Originally Posted by Justin

Ah yeah, it changed so that you can detect keyboard modifiers when getting keys.

no oops!

i love this "feature"!

gives you an extra set of mouse modifiers for your GUI.

[Susan G]

# Regions: fixed incorrect duplicate region ID error message

I was just about to post about this. Thanks for the quick fix!

-Susan

[gofer]

I ran into a bit of an issue with RPR_MIDIEditor_GetTake(void* midieditor) combined with the new possibility to have an empty MIDI editor:

It seems that the function returns a take pointer, even if the project doesn't contain any MIDI take.

What I tried was tweaking spk77 note velocity example to use MIDI_EnumSelNotes.

Like this:

newVelocity = 127
take = RPR_MIDIEditor_GetTake(RPR_MIDIEditor_GetActive())
sel = RPR_MIDI_EnumSelNotes(take, -1)
while sel != -1:
	ok, take, i, isSelected, isMuted, startPpqPos, endPpqPos, channel, pitch, velocity = RPR_MIDI_GetNote(take, sel, 0, 0, 0.0, 0.0, 0, 0, 0)
	RPR_MIDI_SetNote(take, sel, isSelected, isMuted, startPpqPos, endPpqPos, channel, pitch, newVelocity)
	sel = RPR_MIDI_EnumSelNotes(take, sel)

(I was happy to see that RPR_MIDI_EnumSelNotes(take, -1) gives me the index of the first selected note )
It seems to work until the script encounters an empty MIDI editor, where it would fall into an infinite loop.

Troubleshooting revealed that GetTake gave a pointer pointing to a non-existing take and for some reason the Enum function always returned 0 for that take.

I can get around it easily, but I figure this inexistent take pointer shouldn't happen in the first place.

[DarkStar]

Originally Posted by Justin

Ah yeah, it changed so that you can detect keyboard modifiers when getting keys. Oops. You could also write that as !(mouse_cap&3) too.

So, I could detect / process Ctrl+c, Ctrl+v, Alt+x etc ?

[LugNut]

Hi,

Originally Posted by LugNut

Hi,


OOOOOhhhhhhhh CCRrrrrrappppppppppppp...its coming.....thank u thank u thank u JCS!!!!

plz b4 everyone decides on implementation of these "u know whats coming features" ..plz plz plz look at the way logic handles this.....and a real time version also..i beg u..my mac is old and i cant do screenies from it... unless i get them from a manual...would that be legal to post here? Gofer plz can u help?^^

Guido

Ive started a thread about this here..

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=134752

guido