Get data from external script processor

[d.healey]

So I can see a different route for this. Keep only GUI related stuff to the Interface script, any delaying of events can be done in another script processor, and updating the keyboard colours can be done with a timer (or multiple timers).

If you add Synth.deferCallbacks(true); at the top of your UI script it will force you to separate GUI stuff from real-time MIDI stuff.

[ulrik]

@d-healey said in Get data from external script processor:

So I can see a different route for this. Keep only GUI related stuff to the Interface script, any delaying of events can be done in another script processor, and updating the keyboard colours can be done with a timer (or multiple timers).

If you add Synth.deferCallbacks(true); at the top of your UI script it will force you to separate GUI stuff from real-time MIDI stuff.

Well that isn't the issue, the issue is that I can't get data from the "ReadNotes" script when I compile it as Midi FX plugin, it will not work

[d.healey]

@ulrik said in Get data from external script processor:

I can't get data

What do you mean? If you're trying to pass information from the ReadNotes script to the UI script then I think you are doing it wrong :) The scripts should be able to function separately.

[ulrik]

@d-healey My question was, how do I pass data from the "ReadNotes" script to the main script,
well that is indeed working but, it's not working if I export the project as Midi FX plugin.

Let me ask this instead:
Is it possible to get data from the ReadNotes" script to the main script, if I export the project as a Midi FX plugin?
The "ReadNotes" script is not meant to function separately, the script is there for the reason to pass data to the main script.

[d.healey]

@ulrik said in Get data from external script processor:

Is it possible to get data from the ReadNotes" script to the main script, if I export the project as a Midi FX plugin?

Not sure, I haven't worked with MIDI FX. Are you relying on a global variable to pass this data back? If so that might be the cause of the issue.

@ulrik said in Get data from external script processor:

The "ReadNotes" script is not meant to function separately, the script is there for the reason to pass data to the main script.

I understand this is your design, but separating UI logic from realtime processing is usually the way to go. Unless there is some reason why that can't be done I would recommend exploring it, although of course it might require too much disruption to implement it in your current project.

[ulrik]

@ulrik Another try to get data
I have a sliderpack in the ReadNotes script, and in the main script
They are connected via sliderPackData, and it works in Hise.

but as soon as I compile and export to Midi FX plugin, the connection is broken.

@Christoph-Hart is it possible to make sub containers, with script processor to work in a Midi FX Plugin, is it not meant to work or is it a bug?
If it's not meant to work, is it possible to make changes to the Hise code so it will work?

this is the snippet

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[ulrik]

@ulrik Ok I investigated how to visually display the delayed note ons and note offs without actually reading them from an external script processor (since it's not possible to do that when compiling to a Midi FX plugin).
So I used the

Content.callAfterDelay()

function applied to 16 separate panel components and got it to work, you can see the effect here, when I rotate the polygons (delaying the note on and offs), the keys will be painted according to the delay.

Thank you David for pressing me to deal with the task in another way, finally it worked

[d.healey]

@ulrik Nice! You always make such cool GUIs!

[ulrik]

@d-healey Thank you David!

[orange]

@ulrik Interesting and inspiring GUI! Very cool.

[ulrik]

@orange Thank you!