Preset Next/Previous Buttons - How to navigate different categories?

[HISEnberg]

The current method is fine for navigating within the current folder:

	// Control Callbacks
	inline function onbtn_PresetNextControl(component, value)
	{
	    if (value) 
			Engine.loadNextUserPreset(true);
	}

	inline function onbtn_PresetPrevControl(component, value)
	{
	    if (value) 
			Engine.loadPreviousUserPreset(true);
	}

	btn_PresetNext.setControlCallback(onbtn_PresetNextControl);
	btn_PresetPrev.setControlCallback(onbtn_PresetPrevControl);

However, does anyone know of a method of cycling through the different folders/banks? So say I reach the end of the presets in this specific folder, then hit next, the first preset in the second folder will load? I can't find anything in the Engine API/File API (other than maybe getting the List with Engine.getUserPresetList and manipulating that somehow). Just wondering if there isn't an easy solution here that someone has discovered.

[HISEnberg]

@HISEnberg Actually I just tried this and it works but it is kind of buggy! Sometimes I need to click the button twice and sometimes it still cycles through the same folder, other times it will actually change the folder

    inline function onbtn_PresetNextControl(component, value)
    {
        Engine.loadNextUserPreset(value);
    }

    inline function onbtn_PresetPrevControl(component, value)
    {
        Engine.loadPreviousUserPreset(value);
    }

[Oli Ullmann]

@HISEnberg
Just do this:

Engine.loadNextUserPreset(false);

Engine.loadPreviousUserPreset(false);

If you set it to false it should switch to the next folder.

[HISEnberg]

@Oli-Ullmann

Ahh true it's right there in the docs!

HISE | Scripting | Engine

An API class for accessing global properties.

(docs.hise.dev)

[HISEnberg]

@HISEnberg Lol I think this is one of my dumbest posts to date

[d.healey]

@HISEnberg I also made a video for this

[Oli Ullmann]

@HISEnberg
ha ha
That's what the forum is for! :-) And if anyone else has this question, they can now find the answer here. ;-)

[HISEnberg]

@d-healey @Oli-Ullmann haha yes that's why I will leave it up. I think I learned about this before (watching David's video) and just sort of forgot about what the boolean was for.