@Lindon yes but there's no way of knowing where they are until dir is defined. which is the same function as the download. Can you think of a way of separating these? I'm trying with a timer.... ...... ok hang on... just exported it and the behaviour is different to within Hise and I thiiiink it might work with what I posted above after all... which would be nice!

Thanks for your help :)

No problem, go for it.

@d-healey This was exactly, what i was looking for! :-) Thanks!

@Matt_SF Thanks! :-)

Yes now that you mention it, it definitely improves the interprocess abilities. Not sure what happens if you use the same port for input / output, but if you're brave you can find it out yourself.

@Christoph-Hart @Matt_SF I'll fix this thank you.

Edit: Added a failsafe rule to reset the panel size if it falls outside of the set perimeters and stops the timer, as on subsequent script recompiles, the panel can keep shifting position until it is outside of the interface and can not show up.

@Dan-Korneff Thank you so much! this is amazing.

@lalalandsynth Maybe you can use OSC for that? Everything that has to do with MIDI in HISE is using the HiseEvent type internally which is spectacularly incompatible with SysEx so the MidiOut will still not work as you want (also it can't send it to an actual MIDI output, it will just put the message into the buffer that came from the DAW).

Here's a function for stripping html tags from a string.

const originalString = " <div> <p>Hey that's <span>something</span></p> </div> "; inline function stripHtmlTags(str) { local newString = str; local matches = Engine.getRegexMatches(newString, "<[^<>]+>"); for (x in matches) newString = newString.replace(x); return newString.trim(); } Console.print(stripHtmlTags(originalString));

@Christoph-Hart Thank you so much man, I'll try and use them ASAP.

I have really complex equations that use the trigonometric math functions like tanh, cosh, cos, atan... several times as a combination on each equation. So I think the total performance should be improved now. Thank you!

@d-healey I know I meant I can't get to the right folder using that code

@orange @Christoph-Hart

Thank you so much guys, really appreciate your help! 👍

@d-healey
Ouch! My fault, i just ran the new version from the dowmloadfolder, where i also compiled it, witchout caring about the paths leading to the old built.
Sorry for that! :(

@toxonic For importing external c++ as nodes

@Christoph-Hart Excellent ! Thanks

@d-healey Got you! I didn't think that would interfere. Thank you! That fixed it.

@Christoph-Hart
Okay, found it and enabled OpenGL, it works better. Still not really smooth, but i can work with that so far.
I checked out system monitor, and found, that only one CPU core is really working, since i enabled OpenGL. I will try to figure out, why.
However, thank you for your help so far! :-)