Master/ScriptNote/ScriptNoteRewrite/Developer-Version???

[MikeB]

Can anyone tell me what the current version is for production? :face_with_monocle:

As of today 26.06.2021

Is it the master? Which I saw was updated a few days ago.
The ScriptNote won't install on my Mac!
I don't even dare to try the other ones at the moment.

Mac 10.14.6
Projucer 5.4.5
XCode 10.3

[ustk]

@MikeB https://forum.hise.audio/topic/4306/important-branching-update

[MikeB]

@ustk
Sorry - I saw that but it was 8 days ago. Only this led me to my question
There are now four versions, all of which were updated just a few days ago.
And ScriptCodeRewrite is also back.

[d.healey]

@MikeB There are a lot more than 4 versions. But Christoph was clear in that thread. Master is the stable version, develop is the unstable version. You should use develop for all new projects.

[MikeB]

@d-healey
Thanks David. I have now installed the masters. I was pleased to see that the MidiChannel List is now is fixed.

There are still too many problems with the Develop version - I'd rather wait for a few more bug fixes. As a newbie, I would have problems recognising whether this is a bug or I'm too stupid.

[Christoph Hart]

I would have problems recognising whether this is a bug or I'm too stupid.

Pretty easy: If it works in the master branch but fails or crashes in the develop branch, it's a bug.

The more people use the develop branch and report issues, the faster we'll get HISE 3.0...

[MikeB]

Ok - I downloaded and tried to install: 196 issues - compiling failed
Mac 10.14.6
Projucer 5.4.5
XCode 10.3

[A Former User]

@MikeB Try Projucer 6.0.8... (JUCE 6)

[d.healey]

Try Projucer 6.0.8... (JUCE 6)

This probably won't work with the master branch. You should use the version that comes with the source code.

Ok - I downloaded and tried to install: 196 issues - compiling failed

Go back until you find the last version that worked for you, then figure out what is new that has stopped it working.

[A Former User]

@d-healey said in Master/ScriptNote/ScriptNoteRewrite/Developer-Version???:

This probably won't work with the master branch. You should use the version that comes with the source code.

I could compile both master and develop with JUCE 6.0.8... But I wasn't aware that the projucer version that's included in the master branch is still 5.6.8... you're right!

[MikeB]

Ok with Juce 6.0 it works

But when I opened it for the first time I realised that I won't work with it because...:
The ScriptContent window has scrollbars. already at 100% - that's not possible -.
Because every mouse pad movement moves the window.

[Natan]

@MikeB said in Master/ScriptNote/ScriptNoteRewrite/Developer-Version???:

th Juce 6.0 it works
But when I opened it for the first time I realised that I won't work with it because...:
The ScriptContent window has scrollbars. already at

New Develop Mode Let You Click &Drag The Background And You Move Your GUI Freely Across Your Screen.

[Natan]

@MikeB said in The definitive feature request & bug fix roadmap:

Bug?
In the develop-version there is now a look-function
I understand this in a way that you can protect an element in the FrontendPanel against visible moving.
Which is very useful for many elements - as well as in Photoshop or InDesign.
However, this does not work. Despite the lock, I can move the element!

It Does Lock the Component Nicely,
Once You Deselected The Component ( After You Locked It), You Can't Click And Select That Component Again, Until You Unlock It From The Tree

[MikeB]

@Natan
Then please deactivate the mouse wheel for it
Now you move the background with every mouse scroll.
This has already been noted in the feature request.

[Natan]

@MikeB said in Master/ScriptNote/ScriptNoteRewrite/Developer-Version???:

@Natan
Then please deactivate the mouse wheel for it
Now you move the background with every mouse scroll.
This has already been noted in the feature request.

Yeah, That's Weird :/
And It Happens With Non-Scrollable Components Such As Buttons As Well.

[MikeB]

@Natan
Yes, but it's more important that your PlugIn works.

This is only cosmetic