@VirtualVirgin aww thank you 😀

Oh by the way, you've helped me countless times during this project, I've relied heavily on posts in this forum and your name comes up a lot in very useful threads. Thank you!

@Matt_SF said in SaveInProject without saveInPreset:

couldn't find it when searching the forum

I struggled to find it too, looking forward to getting better search functionality back!

@drey said in Presets displayed in a combobox issues:

2 - When I save a new preset, It will only be shown in the combobox if I hit 'Compile' again.

If you have the name of the saved preset, you can just find the indexOf that name in the presetName list and use it for setting the value to the combobox
Oh and when you have saved a new preset, you have to update the presetList so it will be present in the list

@VirtualVirgin Good old fashioned loop.

inline function objectContains(key) { local result = false; for (x in obj) { if (isDefined(x[key])) return true; } return result; }

If you're just looking at the top level of the object then simply isDefined(obj[key])

Well I didn't answer the title question but using the original audio file rather than the synthesised buffer to get the number of channels solves the problem I was having.

@Simon said in allNotesOff doesn't affect queued events?:

Is that intentional, maybe there's a more powerful version?

I think all notes off just turns off currently playing notes - the same as sending CC123.

To turn off notes that don't yet exist you'd need to keep an list of such notes and cancel them before they are triggered as you are doing. You could combine this into a function with Engine.allNotesOff()

@Lindon
Awesome, that's exactly what I wanted, thank you very much!🥂

@d-healey The HISE gods have answered! Thankyou very very much :)

@VirtualVirgin

local matrixTableReturnObject = {}; matrixTableReturnObject[name + "inputNameArray"] = inputLabels; matrixTableReturnObject[name + "outputNameArray"] = outputLabels.outputNameArray; // etc.

@VirtualVirgin a broadcaster might be more suitable, check out the latest video on Patreon if you haven't already

@VirtualVirgin As the error message says, testReturn is not a function, you don't need to put () at the end.

@VirtualVirgin You can only pass a single parameter to the function. To pass multiple values you place them in an array:
Label1.setConsumedKeyPresses([{keyCode: 27}, {keyCode: 13}]);

@aaronventure superb thank you

@ustk Nice done!

@ulrik Thank you, that did it

@aaronventure that did it, thanks. super weird with the tap for click. it freaked me out not finding the problem ;)

@VirtualVirgin define an inline function with a g argument, write it and then just pass the function into the setPaintRoutine method call for any panel you want to use it for.

@d-healey yup this is the way. Put the key switching stuff into functions and into an external script, then include it in both the interface and real-time processors, so you only have to maintain one version of it.

@ulrik said in I am trying to get the position of the component that is being hovered over by the mouse to no avail:

@VirtualVirgin it's Content.getComponent("ScriptLabel1"), you forgot the "Content"

Sorry, I was trying to use the function you provided:

// get the component object inline function getComponent(componentId) { for (c in AllComponents) if (c.get("id") == componentId) { return c; break; } }