Builder InterfaceTypes

[Lindon]

@Lindon ok so some progress...Claude tells me it needs to look in one of these files:

hi_scripting/scripting/scriptingobjects/ScriptingObjects.cpp
hi_scripting/scripting/scriptingobjects/ScriptingObjects.h

-- but of course there is no such sub-folder as "scriptingobjects" and no ScriptingObjects file either...

As a first experience with Claude, this isnt going well....

[DanH]

@Lindon if you have Atom or similar then ask Claude for key search words, search the source and find the relevant files that way

[David Healey]

@Lindon I'm not actually sure what you're searching for, what do you mean by Builder InterfaceTypes?

[Lindon]

@David-Healey

this command: Builder.create(var type, var id, int rootBuildIndex, int chainIndex)

what are all the types available to me?

[Lindon]

@Lindon so Claude seems to think its this list:

Sound Generator Types

"SineWaveGenerator"
"WavetableSynth"
"AudioLooper"
"Sampler"
"ScriptSynth" (Scripted Synth)
"GlobalModulatorContainer"
"SynthGroup"
"SynthChain"
"BerlingerFilter" (or similar filter synths)

Modulator Types (Envelopes)

"SimpleEnvelope"
"AHDSREnvelope"
"TableEnvelope"
"CCEnvelope"

Modulator Types (LFOs)

"LfoModulator"
"RandomModulator"
"ConstantModulator"
"MacroModulator"

Modulator Types (Voice Start)

"VelocityModulator"
"KeyModulator"
"RandomModulator"
"GlobalModulator"

Effect Types

"Reverb"
"Convolution"
"Delay"
"Chorus"
"Phaser"
"GainEffect"
"PolyshapeFX"
"Saturator"
"CurveEQ"
"ParametricEQ"
"EmptyFX"

Which in the real world renders Builder to be nearly useless for me as it does not include Container, or Syntesiser Group....

When I have a very complex structure like this:

[dannytaurus]

@Lindon said in Builder InterfaceTypes:

According to Claude:

"SynthGroup" = Synthesiser Group
"SynthChain" = Container

Remember that names can change magically for no reason between source code, docs and HISEscript

[Lindon]

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[Lindon]

OK back here again fighting with the documentation(or lack thereof..) so now I can build a set of nice processors, cause Clade (and @dannytaurus ) gave the documentation to to me.. except of course its not complete...

The Builder documentation tells me I can add an external script to a Script Processor, but nowhere do I have any documentation on how to create a Script Processor, even something as simple as adding (say) a std arpeggiator.... can anyone point me at the file that contains the definition of what I can call in builder.create() ???

[David Healey]

@Lindon The auto-complete has it. And the connectToScript function is in the documentation.

Here's an example of creating a MIDI script processor and connecting it to a script file

local index = builder.create(builder.MidiProcessors.ScriptProcessor, "myScript", 0, builder.ChainIndexes.Midi);
builder.connectToScript(index, "{PROJECT_FOLDER}MyScript.js");

[Lindon]

@David-Healey thanks yes I know where to find the connectToScript, and my current version of auto-complete refuses to load my selection so I dont use it (much), still I guess I can read and copy..(ugly)

thanks.

[David Healey]

@Lindon The autocomplete is a bit dodgy, if you add a new object or you have a compile error it doesn't populate until you next successfully compile.

[Lindon]

@David-Healey it turns out its worse than that:

var stdscript = builder.create(
              builder.MidiProcessors.Arpeggiator, // the module type
              "Arpeggiator1",                       // the ID
              mastercontainer,                       // the parent (root)
              builder.ChainIndexes.Direct);             // the slot type

gives me:

Interface:! Line 19, column 31: Couldn't create module with ID Arpeggiator 

[Lindon]

@Lindon turns out its me being dumb...

var stdscript = builder.create(
              builder.MidiProcessors.Arpeggiator, // the module type
              "Arpeggiator1",                       // the ID
              mastercontainer,                       // the parent (root)
              builder.ChainIndexes.Midi);             // the slot type

[Lindon]

OK so now I cant get builder.connectToScript(strum, "AScript2.js"); to work its telling me

StrumProcessor:! onControl could not be parsed!

heres onControl

function onControl(number, value)
{
	
}
 

[David Healey]

@Lindon Do you see that error when you use that script manually?

[Lindon]

@David-Healey nope...

[David Healey]

@Lindon What about through the builder in a minimal test project?

[Lindon]

@David-Healey this is a minimalist test project...

[David Healey]

@Lindon Can you send it to me?

[Lindon]

@David-Healey yep hold on I will have to do some rebuilding...