the value on the label

Christoph Hart

Can you post your code? You've probably made a mistake when replacing the name.

alexaudio10

yes, of course!

~~Content.makeFrontInterface(150, 150);

const var volKnob = Content.addKnob("volKnob", 16, 26);

inline function onKnobControl(component, value)
{
local v = Engine.doubleToString(value, 2); // 2 digits

// set the tooltip of the knob to the value
component.set("tooltip", v);
    // set the text of the label
volLabel.set("text", v);

};

volKnob.setControlCallback(onKnobControl);

const var volLabel = Content.addLabel("volLabel", 28, 105);
// [JSON volLabel]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("Label", {
"saveInPreset": false,
"editable": false,
"multiline": false
});
// [/JSON volLabel]

//!

const var widthKnob = Content.addKnob("widthKnob", 16, 26);

inline function onKnobControl(component, value)
{
local v = Engine.doubleToString(value, 2); // 2 digits

// set the tooltip of the knob to the value
component.set("tooltip", v);
    // set the text of the label
widthLabel.set("text", v);

};

wdithKnob.setControlCallback(onKnobControl);

const var widthLabel = Content.addLabel("widthLabel", 28, 105);
// [JSON widthLabel]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("widthLabel", {
"saveInPreset": false,
"editable": false,
"multiline": false
});
// [/JSON widthLabel]~~

Breakingpoint no.1 was hit !

alexaudio10

Do I write it correctly?

I have misery to enter a script on your forum!

Christoph Hart

This forum uses Markdown syntax so in order to write a code example with Javascript Syntax highlighting, wrap your script code inside a three fence block like this:

```javascript
// Code goes here
```

Now back to your actual problem: The only issue I see with your script is that you're using the same coordinates for both knobs so the second one masks the first one:

const var knobName = Content.createKnob("knobName", x-position, y-position);

And you've got a typo here:

wdithKnob.setControlCallback(onKnobControl);

Also your error message suggests that you've accidently created a breakpoint by clicking on the left gutter of the code editor. This will abort the script execution at the given line and store all current variables which is useful for debugging, but in your case, rather annoying :)

Either click on the red circle with the 1 on it or Shift-Click on any line number to remove all breakpoints.

alexaudio10

Hello,

Thank you for your reply. It's great, everything works, and most importantly, I understood. :)

The only trick I can not understand is that as soon as I put my label that displays the value of my button, it destroys my link with the effect.

Ex: I have a volume button that has a link to a "simple gain" effect module ... Everything works great, it is a -12 and 12 because that's what I need .

As soon as I put the label that displays the value, it destroys the link, and "simple gain" no longer works with the GUI. Is this normal?

Here is an example of a script I have to perform...

Content.makeFrontInterface(640,480);

const var background = Content.addImage("background", 690, 23);
// [JSON background]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("background", {
  "width": 65,
  "height": 67,
  "fileName": "{PROJECT_FOLDER}Background.png"
});
// [/JSON background]

const var vol = Content.addKnob("vol", 0, 14);

// [JSON vol]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("vol", {
  "text": "Volume",
  "width": 45,
  "height": 39,
  "min": -12,
  "max": 12,
  "suffix": "db",
  "filmstripImage": "{PROJECT_FOLDER}m4003.png",
  "numStrips": "31"
});
// [/JSON vol]

inline function onvolControl(component, value)


{
local v = Engine.doubleToString(value, 2); // 2 digits

    // set the text of the label
volLabel.set("text", v);
};

vol.setControlCallback(onvolControl);

const var volLabel = Content.addLabel("volLabel", 0, 54);
// [JSON volLabel]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("volLabel", {
  "text": "0.00",
  "width": 134,
  "height": 15,
  "multiline": 0
});
// [/JSON volLabel]

//!

Dominik Mayer

Hey Alex,

i think thats because your custom onvolControl callback now overrides the onControl callback that was added by the ConnecttoModule command.
You can now add something like this SimpleGain.setAttribute(SimpleGain.Gain, value); to your custom Callback. (you can see your legacy code at the onControl TAB / and by the way clean up :))

Oh, and dont forget to declare the SimpleGain via const var SimpleGain = Synth.getEffect("Simple Gain"); in your init script ..

Greetings,
d

Christoph Hart

Yes, Dominik is right basically, you have three ways of interacting with the controls you define:

Via a custom callback (your onVolControl function).
Via the "catch-all" onControl callback (which I consider a bit deprecated because the first one enforces a better encapsulation). As soon as you define a custom callback, the onControl callback will not be triggered anymore for the respective control.
For simple connections to modules, just set the processorId and parameterId properties of a control and they will just forward the value to the connected module. This works only for simple connections, as soon as you want to control multiple modules, update another UI element (which would be the case in your example), or calculate something, you'll have to resort to 1. or 2.

alexaudio10

Thank you for your help. I do not understand yet but I think I have a good track to continue.

I'll keep you informed!

Alex

alexaudio10

In fact, it was already written in my code, but it does not work anymore.

const var vol = Content.addKnob("vol", 0, 14);

// [JSON vol]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("vol", {
  "text": "Volume",
  "width": 45,
  "height": 39,
  "min": -12,
  "max": 12,
  "suffix": "db",
  "filmstripImage": "{PROJECT_FOLDER}m4003.png",
  "numStrips": "31"
});
// [/JSON vol]

inline function onvolControl(component, value)

{
local v = Engine.doubleToString(value, 2); // 2 digits

    // set the text of the label
volLabel.set("text", v);
};

vol.setControlCallback(onvolControl);


const var SimpleGain = Synth.getEffect("Simple Gain");

const var volLabel = Content.addLabel("volLabel", 0, 54);
// [JSON volLabel]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("volLabel", {
  "text": "0.00",
  "width": 134,
  "height": 15,
  "multiline": 0
});
// [/JSON volLabel]

And OnControl

function onControl(number, value)
{
	

	

    
		switch(number)
	{
		case vol:
		{
			SimpleGain.setAttribute(SimpleGain.Gain, value);
			
		}
	};
};
}

Christoph Hart

Yes, this behaviour is expected, as stated before: as soon as you define a custom control callback (which you're doing with the line vol.setControlCallback(onvolControl);, you're not triggering the onControl callback anymore for this particular UI element, which contains the logic that changes the SimpleGain module.

The reason for this is performance: you usually only need one of both methods, mixing both only leads to duplicate script execution (and control callbacks can be used within a time-critical context when automated).

This can be solved by copying the line SimpleGain.setAttribute(SimpleGain.Gain, value) to the body of the onvolControl function (and delete everything else from the onControl callback).

alexaudio10

Its WORK! Big Thanks !

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