@j28 Have you seen the MIDI player module? It's basically a sequencer.

Bump bump, the error handler still not triggering here. Let me know if you need a test project.

@David-Healey (Thank you.) Yes, that was one of the nice things that @Christoph-Hart did, and it solved an issue where (as I recall) the old callback would fire before the samplemap actually loaded. (EDIT: It. may have been your idea, lol.)

I can't seem to make this repo public for some reason, but here's the download link:
https://dankorneff.com/wp-update-server/packages/korneff-jwt-auth.zip

@JamesC

You can achieve all of this relatively easily with the modulation system. Here is a snippet for you. The snippet is a little more complex because I am controlling the volume of four layers with one XY pad.

If it's too complicated and not immediately understandable, I can build you a simpler snippet tomorrow. Just let me know... :-)

In the end, this can be achieved with relatively little code, and you don't need a timer or anything like that. You can also use this method to control your pad with all the modulators that HISE has to offer. :-)

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@David-Healey said in Code feedback on this custom envelope panel:

For paint routines and mouse callbacks I'm not sure it makes a difference since the paint routine or mouse callback is still a regular function.

Yes but the way I understand it (might be wrong though) is that it's faster to execute even if the outside part isn't inlined. The inline part containing locals, the code execution inside it seems faster especially for long paint routines or mouseCB. Then what happens after this isn't affected but at least the script part might be improved.

@David-Healey Oh yes! I did watch that video and have been using the unicode with buttons, but never wrapped my head using it that way.

(Might be easier for newbies just to copy and paste this in!)

@dannytaurus said in Anyone doing this to declare components?:

Do you mean like this?

Kind of.

I split my scripts into lots of separate files, preferably one file per part of the project - what constitutes a part could be functionality, or it could be UI, I often have one namespace per main UI panel.

For example, I'll have a file called Presets.js which contains the Presets namespace and this contains everything related to preset handling, including the UI.

I'll have another file for handling expansions.

I'll have another one that handles a drop down menu in my plugin's header. This will have items for opening the Settings page, the About page, etc. This is an interesting one because the menu itself shouldn't know anything about the Settings or About pages, it doesn't need to.

But the Settings and About pages are aware of the menu's existence. So using broadcasters those namespaces can watch the menu and if the Settings option is selected the Settings namespace will show the correct panel, if the About option is selected then the About namespace will handle it. Everything is very self contained and links between namespaces/parts of the project are minimised as much as possible.

Here is what the on init section looks like for my current project. Nice and clean 😀

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Each time you add a new entry the indexes will shift. Do a search of the forum and you'll find some solutions.

One of the simplest is to use the item's text instead of the combobox value, but that isn't always suitable, it depends on how you have things setup.

@Avián You should use Server.callWithPOST
https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/server/index.html#callwithpost

something like this based on what I read from the docs of gumroad (i'm not using gumroad, so I don't know if it works)

Server.setBaseURL("https://api.gumroad.com"); const var params = { "product_id": "1234", "license_key": "your_license_key", "increment_uses_count": "true" }; Server.callWithPOST("v2/licenses/verify", params, function(status, response) { if(status == Server.StatusOK) { if(response.success) { Console.print("License valid"); Console.print("Uses: " + response.uses); Console.print("Product: " + response.purchase.product_name); } else { Console.print("License invalid"); } } else { Console.print("HTTP error: " + status); } });

@resonant I find Claude very useful when coding. I use it every day in the Cursor IDE when I'm building web applications in Ruby on Rails. I'm about 5-10x more productive with Claude.

I'm on the $20/mo plan with additional OnDemand pricing for extra requests. Given that I use it every single day, often for hours at a time, $20/mo is a bargain.

If you open the HISE source in Cursor, you can ask Claude questions about code locations/definitions, workflows, how to write scripts in HISE, etc.

@JamesC yeah thats one way - but for us this algo approach wasnt quite good enough so we added a simple array of gain(dB) values that the xy pad reads to get the correct gain for its current position - and thus allowed us to have a little "bump" in the middle

@ILIAM You can't dynamically change the order of UI components.

@dannytaurus Thanks, yeah I tried using th as well, it does nothing...

I agree, but unfortunately I am very limited with CSS, so I usually don't know when I'm doing wrong and when it's a Hise issue/limitation

AI is of no help because of the particular way Hise handles CSS. Conventional stuff often don't work