@ulrik or restoring the specific slot using Base64, but I guess that's not possible

@Christoph-Hart I couldn't get it to work with a script table or table data object.

@ustk @Christoph-Hart If interested, I posted an efficient, working and configurable MIDI indicator widget a couple months back.

@Christoph-Hart

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6140/bug-error-handler-fires-on-project-open?=1673015961375
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/5833/hise-compatibility-with-windows-11-and-cubase-12/79?=1673016009794

@d-healey haha, ok

@VorosMusic That's the one and I've also discussed it a bit in the downloading files and unzipping videos, I also have a couple of additional videos about it on Patreon.

I'm interested as well

@d-healey said in expansionInstallCallback inside a for loop:

Don't use var unless you have to. Use reg for your counter.

Yeh I'll probably have to start namespacing soon, was trying to avoid it but I'm all out of regs :)

Got it working (so far):

var num_expansions_to_install; var expansionInstallIndex = 1; function expansionInstallCallback(obj) { if(obj.Status == 2 && isDefined(obj.Expansion)) { if (expansionInstallIndex >= num_expansions_to_install) { expansionInstallIndex = 1; Engine.showMessageBox("Installation Complete", "Library installation successful, please restart NEAT Player.", 0); } else expansionInstallIndex++; } } //Single if (dir.isDirectory()) { num_expansions_to_install = 1; expansionInstallIndex = 1; expHandler.installExpansionFromPackage(nest.hr, dir); } //Batch if (dir.isDirectory()) { num_expansions_to_install = hrList.length; expansionInstallIndex = 1; for (i=0; i<hrList.length; i++) { expHandler.installExpansionFromPackage(hrList[i], dir); } }

It's a bit clunky but it does the job, cheers!

@d-healey yes, that's it, thank you David!

I think a bool is just an integer in disguise in SNEX. Try

A = 1 - A;

@ustk 😂

@Christoph-Hart Yep that got it, cheers!

@toxonic I changed the following lines....

// Sets the array as Control Value and repaints the panel inline function _updateInternal(p) { p.setValue(p.data.buttonValues); p.repaint(); p.changed(); }

to...

// Sets the array as Control Value and repaints the panel inline function _updateInternal(p) { local pGet = p.getValue(); for (i=0;i<p.data.buttonValues.length;i++) pGet[i] = p.data.buttonValues[i]; p.setValue(pGet); p.repaint(); p.changed(); }

I loaded the value of the panel into a local array, write the changes of the button data array to the local array and save the panel value again with p.setValue()
This works to me, when i set the maximum amount of steps (64) at compile time.

Nevertheless, thank you much for your effort! :-)

@d-healey Nice! Thank you :)

@ulrik At least this was a good suggestion! :-) Thanks! ;-)

@d-healey Ok thanks david.
it's much clearer for me

@Dan-Korneff The writeKeyFile function is a method of the Unlocker object (which you're not assigning to a variable). The key file location is static (it's always a file in the app data folder) so you don't need to bother about that, just give it the key file data.

To fetch the user data from a unlocked Unlocker object you can just use ul.getUserEmail() etc.