@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.

@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; } }

@clevername27 Unfortunately, I endure the same amount of suffering as everyone else. 😂

@VirtualVirgin said in Trying to make a factory method but getting an error:

Looks so obvious when you point it out!

Yep, but it still took me at least 30 minutes to figure out what was going on.

@d-healey Thanks!

I just went to the source to look into making an addNoiseToArea function and what do I find but sneaky undocumented HISE goodness.

You can pass an object to g.addNoise!

g.addNoise({alpha: 1.0, scaleFactor: 1.0, area: obj.area, monochromatic: true});

alpha = noiseAmount

Oh actually, since you're not using a button to generate the random sequence, as in my snippet, but the note number which both scripts can already see, you can just use a connected sliderpack on the UI and keep it simple.

Press middle C

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@clevername27 I'm not sure but I think you use the UserPresetHandler.setPreCallback()

@clevername27 said in UI Factory Method:

@VirtualVirgin If you search the forum, I wrote a detailed tutorial on using UI factories, along with example code.

Thank you :)
I'll take a look.

@d-healey yes of course. Much cleaner. Thanks!

@d-healey You're correct and this sounds to me like the cleanest solution. I really want to dive into broadcasters and rethink my scripting approach soon since they offer so much.

@VirtualVirgin said in How do I actually get the return from splitCamelCase?:

this is all pretty new to me

You're doing great :)

@ulrik Ok, I'm not completely useless then 😂

It's the first time I'm using midi clips in a plugin so...
Thank you again for your help, it's much appreciated !

@d-healey
ah thanks David.
although i just realized i can totally do it from the property editor

Dave is right you can only trace generic JSON objects not the one that wrap around C++ things.

@Lindon said in Plugin doesn't respect UI Zoom Factor onInit:

@ccbl said in Plugin doesn't respect UI Zoom Factor onInit:

@oskarsh how would that look in context?

inline function onFiftyControl(component, value) { Settings.setZoomLevel(0.5); }; Content.getComponent("Fifty").setControlCallback(onFiftyControl)

Do you define the value as 1.0?

I really don't know coding very well.

so like this:

inline function onFiftyControl(component, value) { if(value) Settings.setZoomLevel(0.5); }; Content.getComponent("Fifty").setControlCallback(onFiftyControl)

After flushing my %appdata% config this worked! Thanks!

@HISEnberg

2012/GiannoulisMassbergReiss-dynamicrangecompression-JAES2012

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@d-healey Thank you, I should have thought of that!