LAF for Tables broken in develop branch?

[Christoph Hart]

plugin export should work now, tables and waveforms can be customized (still need to update the docs though).

[Casey Kolb]

@Christoph-Hart Thank you sir! Great stuff :)

[A Former User]

@Casey-Kolb Have you played around with the LAF for waveforms yet?

[Casey Kolb]

@UrsBollhalder Just about to! Will report back.

[Casey Kolb]

@UrsBollhalder Seems to be working great so far. Looks like Christoph made a lot of improvements to waveform drawing in general. Thumbs up!

[A Former User]

@Casey-Kolb How do you get it to gradient? I love gradients!!!
I mean how do you draw the actual waveform in the LAF function?

PS: Have you checked the new color vec4 options as well?

[Casey Kolb]

@UrsBollhalder Gradients are definitely the way to go :) This is all you have to do:

laf.registerFunction("drawThumbnailPath", function(g, obj) {
    var a = obj.area;
    g.setGradientFill([0xCC0000FF, a[0], a[1], 0xCC00FF00, a[2], a[3]]);
    g.fillPath(obj.path, obj.area);
});

PS: Have you checked the new color vec4 options as well?

Not yet but sounds intriguing!

[A Former User]

@Casey-Kolb Thanks Casey... Weird... I tried the fillPath-thingie, but didn't get it to work this morning... Well... Thanks a lot! This is awesome!

[Natan]

@Casey-Kolb Casey thanks for the Code,
Wondering if the Tiny border is removable?
i just don't like the White line :/

[Casey Kolb]

@Natan I think these are the options you can use LAF with:

drawThumbnailBackground
drawThumbnailText
drawThumbnailPath
drawThumbnailRange
drawThumbnailRuler

You might also have to try drawPath inside the drawThumbailPath function?

[DabDab]

drawThumbnailBackground
drawThumbnailText
drawThumbnailPath
drawThumbnailRange
drawThumbnailRuler

@Casey-Kolb Is this available in old Master branch or only in the latest Develop branch?

[Natan]

Thanks a Lot @Casey-Kolb
Will give it a try now

[Natan]

@DabDab No! it is Only Available on the new Layout Branch

[Casey Kolb]

@Natan That's correct. Christoph just added it a few days ago.

[DanH]

@Casey-Kolb going back to tables, and for audio waveforms too, do you use a method to differentiate between tables or are they all the same? i.e do an 'if (obj.text == myawesometable1)', else 'if (obj.text == myawesometable2)' etc

I never got it to work for tables...

[d.healey]

@DanH

Console.print() is your friend. Tables don't expose their text property in laf. Shouldn't be too difficult to add it though.

[DanH]

@d-healey Confused, what do you think I should be printing? And you mean add to source code?

[d.healey]

@DanH

Confused, what do you think I should be printing?

You should check out my LAF videos ;)

Console.print(trace(obj))

And you mean add to source code?

Yes. Probably in ScriptingApiObjects.cpp

[DanH]

@d-healey oh wait I did it by using the itemColour / bgColour (which you suggested a while back but I did it wrong!)

[Casey Kolb]

@DanH said in LAF for Tables broken in develop branch?:

@Casey-Kolb going back to tables, and for audio waveforms too, do you use a method to differentiate between tables or are they all the same? i.e do an 'if (obj.text == myawesometable1)', else 'if (obj.text == myawesometable2)' etc

We use the same LAF for all tables. I think @d-healey is referring to editing the HISE source code to include text properties for table LAF. This is what I'm currently doing:

laf.registerFunction("drawTablePath", function(g, obj) {
	var a = obj.area;

	g.setGradientFill([0xCC0000FF, a[0], a[1], 0xCC00FF00, a[2], a[3]]);
	g.drawPath(obj.path, obj.area, 0.5);
	g.fillPath(obj.path, obj.area);
});