More problems with saving data in panels - must be me can someone please define the rules...

Lindon

The simplest of examples (I have set Panel1 to saveOnPreset)

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 500);

const var Panel1 = Content.getComponent("Panel1");


Panel1.setValue({a:123});
var reloaded = "none";
Console.print("0:    " + trace(Panel1.getValue()));


inline function onPanel1Control(component, value)
{
	Console.print("1:" + trace(Panel1.getValue()));
	reloaded = Panel1.getValue();
};

Content.getComponent("Panel1").setControlCallback(onPanel1Control);


inline function onButton1Control(component, value)
{
	//
	Console.print("2:" + trace(Panel1.getValue()));
	Console.print("3:" + reloaded);
};

Content.getComponent("Button1").setControlCallback(onButton1Control);

it seems to correctly load {a:123} on init then immediately lose it....the above produces this output in the console:

Interface: 0: {
"a": 123
}
Interface: 1:0.0
Interface: 2:0.0
Interface: 3:0

All i'm trying to do is store an object in the panel and recall it on init or on preset load. I know I can do this wiht teh data but i was really looking for a simpler approach...

ustk

@Lindon You need to enable saveInPreset for the panel to recall with presets...
You mentioned it, but it is not possible with data (aka panel.data.stuff) because it is volatile... Only the value stays as long as you enable save in preset
You don't need to use the "reloaded" variable, just treat the panel value object as any value

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 500);
Console.clear();

const var Panel1 = Content.getComponent("Panel1");
const var Label1 = Content.getComponent("Label1");

Panel1.setValue({a:123});


inline function onPanel1Control(component, value)
{
	Console.print("1:" + trace(component.getValue()));
	Label1.set("text", value.a);
};
Content.getComponent("Panel1").setControlCallback(onPanel1Control);

Lindon

@ustk said in More problems with saving data in panels - must be me can someone please define the rules...:

@Lindon You need to enable saveInPreset for the panel to recall with presets...

Please read line 1 of my post.

You mentioned it, but it is not possible with data (aka panel.data.stuff) because it is volatile... Only the value stays as long as you enable save in preset

see above.

You don't need to use the "reloaded" variable, just treat the panel value object as any value

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 500);
Console.clear();

const var Panel1 = Content.getComponent("Panel1");
const var Label1 = Content.getComponent("Label1");

Panel1.setValue({a:123});


inline function onPanel1Control(component, value)
{
	Console.print("1:" + trace(component.getValue()));
	Label1.set("text", value.a);
};
Content.getComponent("Panel1").setControlCallback(onPanel1Control);

ustk

@Lindon Oups sorry I thought you haven't enabled saveInPreset but it wasn't a snippet so... my bad
Is it working for you now?

Lindon

@ustk no its not otherwise I woudnt be posting it - basically its a bug I think - it allows you to setValue() - then getValue() that but then fails elsewhere. So its not consistent.

ustk

@Lindon Honestly seeing your code I don't get where it doesn't work. It seems good to me.
I am working with huuuge 3D objects blended with arrays in panel's value and it works like a charm.
What about my code on your side?

But in fact, I might see the problem but not sure... It might come from the fact that component types are not recalled at the same time. I don't remember the order, but if the button is recalled before the panel, there's no value to print... Although the "1:" should recall anyway...

Once you have set an object as the value, it is available all the time from everywhere like any other "simple" value so I don't see why it doesn't work for you.
EDIT: it doesn't work here neither... Investigating...

ustk

@Lindon Ok same issue I had in the past
You can't assign the value at init, but with a method that checks if the value is already an object or not:

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 500);
Console.clear();

const var Panel1 = Content.getComponent("Panel1");

var obj = {a:123};

var reloaded = "none";
Console.print("0: " + trace(Panel1.getValue()));

inline function onPanel1Control(component, value)
{
	Console.print("1: " + trace(Panel1.getValue()));
	reloaded = Panel1.getValue();
};

Content.getComponent("Panel1").setControlCallback(onPanel1Control);

inline function onButton1Control(component, value)
{
    if (typeof Panel1.getValue() != "object"){
        Panel1.setValue(obj);
    }
    
	Console.print("2: " + trace(Panel1.getValue()));
	Console.print("3: " + reloaded);
};
Content.getComponent("Button1").setControlCallback(onButton1Control);

Lindon

@ustk no... this is not what is required either.

I'm looking for a simple way to set a value in a panel, have it save in the instrument, then recall it in another event (an onButton event) - an event that has no other access to the object - I need it to get the value out of the panel.

I want to be able to dynamically change the value of the panel, and have it save in the preset and be available next time the instrument starts. I need persistent data, not programmed data..

lalalandsynth

@Lindon if i understand correctly then this is exactly what i need to achieve...following.

d.healey

Have you tried the persistent data library in my framework?
Example Project.zip

Lindon

@lalalandsynth said in More problems with saving data in panels - must be me can someone please define the rules...:

@Lindon if i understand correctly then this is exactly what i need to achieve...following.

OK well in some ways this is ugly (but thats my opinion only I think) but here it is in a simple example working...

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lalalandsynth

@Lindon Awesome ! This works perfectly !
Personally I would need this to switch between 3 Knobs with each button - Button 1/Knob1 etc .
Think I see a way to do that, sweet , testing !

Lindon

@lalalandsynth well I need it to switch a set of around 20 controls, so I define an object that holds each of the 20 control values and use that in the place of "obj" in the code.

lalalandsynth

Isnt there a problem if you want to automate this knob ? Would it automate the value for the Button selected or ?

Lindon

@lalalandsynth - automate the knob? it would just spend some time saving its value into the panel as it moved, so depends on the frequency of your automation and the amount you are doing in the knob call back.

The knob call back doesnt call any of the button callbacks...

lalalandsynth

Strangely , when I mess with the code a bit , break it :) and then reload the snippet it gives me this error.
Line 56, column 20: API call with undefined parameter 0

I have to close and reopen HISE, reload snippet?

lalalandsynth

@Lindon said in More problems with saving data in panels - must be me can someone please define the rules...:

so I define an object that holds each of the 20 control values and use that in the place of "obj" in the code.

Can you explain a bit more if you have time ?
I was trying to just duplicate the code, name it myObj2 , knob 2 to have it work for more then one knob .

Lindon

@lalalandsynth

so theres an object in there:

obj = {a:0,b:50,c:100};

its holding 3 values for knob01,

you want to hold values for more than one knob...

obj = {
a1:0,
b1:50,
c1:100,
a2:25,
b2:75,
c2:99
}

So all I'm doing in this simple example is increasing the number of values held in obj - in fact what I actually do is declare another object - lets call it VoiceObj - this has attributes for each of the 20 different things I want to record - so I create one for each "snapshot" I want to make (in the example case 3 - one for each button) -

so

voice1 = {.....stuff in here};
voice2 = {.....stuff in here};
voice3 = {.....stuff in here};

obj= {
snap1:voice1,
snap2:voice2,
snap3:voice3
};

lalalandsynth

@Lindon said in More problems with saving data in panels - must be me can someone please define the rules...:

ributes for each of the 20 different things I want to record - so I create one for each "snapshot" I want to make (in the example case 3 - one for each

Thanks, looking at that .
Whenever I try and edit the code , even though I undo I get that error when pushing the knob ,even when I open the snippet again. I guess you dont encounter that problem ? Strange .

Lindon

@lalalandsynth - you need to save the initial state. so open the snippet, move the knob, and save the snippet.

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