Restoring properties with DAW session
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@cassettedeath Is there a reason you need to save the button value in the preset at all?
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@David-Healey Just so the setting saves in the DAW project. I.e the user has the chord button on for a project - reopens the project and that setting is still on
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@cassettedeath I'll do some tests
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@cassettedeath Well according to my brain this should work, but it doesn't and I don't know why, maybe there's a bug...
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D David Healey referenced this topic
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It sees that
isInternalPresetLoad()is always returning false in the postCallback.Edit: Dammit, it works on Mac and Windows, just Linux being a problem :(
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I've been poking around for a couple of hours and can't figure out how to make it work on Linux. I think the issue is that the call is running instantly on Mac and Windows but is being deferred on Linux by which time the flag has been reset, but I could be totally wrong.
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@David-Healey How did you get it work on Mac and windows?
Maybe I should wait and see if there’s a new commit soon or try a different commit. Still glitchy to and it’s the last thing I need to fix before releasing the plug in :/
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@cassettedeath said in Restoring properties with DAW session:
How did you get it work on Mac and windows?
The snippet I posted above works on Mac and Windows, nothing special required.
On Linux I got a working solution using the mouse broadcaster method Christoph posted earlier - this also works on Windows and Mac so for now I'm sticking with that.
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@David-Healey hmm.. Still glitchy for me.
Are you using the latest commit?
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@cassettedeath Yes, in what way is it not working for you?
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@David-Healey the panel flashes sometimes
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@cassettedeath Yeah that's it working :) It has to quickly switch the value, it's the best we have.
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@David-Healey ahhh! Okay - I’ll probably implement a lock button so the user can opt in/out of the save in preset UI jumping
And a seperate button to close the panel so it doesn’t jump.
Oh… and THEN I’ll need to implement your random value script before release
HISE feels like whack-a-mole sometimes!
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@cassettedeath said in Restoring properties with DAW session:
HISE feels like whack-a-mole sometimes!
That's pretty much what all software development is!
