childPanel painting issue

[ustk]

@Steve-Mohican I agree but this means something's going wrong in the back anyway

[ustk]

I updated the snippet above for a clearer demonstration...

[ustk]

@Steve-Mohican And this doesn't fix the font glitch (aliasing) when a text is painted twice

[ustk]

@Christoph-Hart Any insight on this?

[d.healey]

I found a solution/workaround for you

inline function addAlphaPanelToChild(p)
{
    local panel = p.addChildPanel();
    p.data.btn = panel;
    
    panel.setPosition(110, 5, 70, 40);
    
    panel.setPaintRoutine(function(g)
    {
        g.fillAll(Colours.white); // <<< I added this line
        g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(Colours.black, 0.3));
        g.fillRect([0, 0, 70, 20]);
        
        g.setColour(Colours.black);
        g.drawAlignedText("CHILD", [0, 20, 70, 20], "centred");
    });
}

[ustk]

@d-healey Thank you Dave for this workaround. Effectively when it is painted for the second time it acts as a mask.
This works but we still have to keep in mind an operation is done for nothing if painted twice.
I'll use your workaround for now ;)

[Christoph Hart]

Have you played around with the opaque property? There are some glitches if you set it to true and then fill it with a (semi-)transparent background

[ustk]

@Christoph-Hart Yep, I tried, opaque doesn't help...

[Christoph Hart]

Wow, that was super annoying to fix, but it somehow added the child panel twice when you click the button.

BTW, I noticed you're using an external array to keep a reference to the panel. This is not recommended as there is already a list that you can query with this function.

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/010fa4f29bfc3eebeac89c1054aa74b3b7b02ccb

[ustk]

@Christoph-Hart Annoying? 7 lines of code?

The list I use is from the example in the documentation. This should be updated then...
https://docs.hise.audio/tutorials/recipes/ui/scriptpanel.html#horizontal-list-example

Thanks a lot!

Noticed the last math APIs... What the difference between Math.wrap and Math.range? Is that more adapted for signals?

[Christoph Hart]

Fmod behaves weird for negative values so for any kind of looping wrap is better.