Connecting A Panel To Another Painted Panel, On Script Processor

[d.healey]

@Natan Post it here so others can see it too. I don't have much time at the moment to look at it.

[Natan]

@d-healey said in Connecting A Panel To Another Painted Panel, On Script Processor:

You only need to defer callbacks if what you're doing requires real-time processing. An on-screen keyboard doesn't require real-time processing. The message thread is fast enough.

@ulrik Is This Possible To Seperate The Scale Box From The Keyboard?
I Just Tested, And Defercallbacks, Causes A Doubling Issue On Keyboard.
I Guess It's Not Possible, Correct?

[Natan]

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[d.healey]

Regarding the note doubling, this is an easy one. Tell me, what happens when you bypass your script and press a note on the keyboard?

[Natan]

@d-healey It Fixed Sir :)
@Ulrik Helped With His Magic Skills :)

[d.healey]

@Natan

It Fixed Sir

Errr, nope. If you disable your script then your script won't do anything.

[Natan]

I Moved The Scaler ( With the Help Of @ulrik ) To Background.
And Made A New Keyboard For The Frontend With Defercallbacks,
And A Dummy Scaler Combobox, To Change The Background Scales.

BTW, I Don't Disable The MidiProcessor For Scaling, It's On Back And Enabled.

@d-healey said in Connecting A Panel To Another Painted Panel, On Script Processor:

Errr, nope. If you disable your script then your script won't do anything.

Could You Be More Specific? I Didn't Get Your Point

[Natan]

@d-healey I Send You The Final Code, Take A Look :)

[d.healey]

I Send You The Final Code, Take A Look

Seems to work :)

@Natan said in Connecting A Panel To Another Painted Panel, On Script Processor:

Could You Be More Specific? I Didn't Get Your Point

In the snippet you sent me in PM you had a main interface processor with a keyboard and you were getting doubled notes. I asked you what happens if you bypass that script and you said it solved the problem, which it doesn't because you need your interface script :)

The correct answer is when you disable your interface script and trigger a midi note you'll hear 1 note, not 2. So why do you hear 2 when the interface script is enabled?

[Natan]

@d-healey Thank You Sir Yeah @ulrik Did A Great Job

In A Few Snippet Back, There Was A Simple Issue That Quickly Fixed By Ulrik, For Keyboard.
Then We Seperated The Scaling System ( To Use The Defercallbacks On Main Init )
And Added A Dummy Intervals So The Painted Keyboard Look At It, And Do The Coloring.

Indeed It Is A Beautiful Piece Of Code.
And Was Challenging

Btw, Thanks For Your First Snippet, That Helped To Solve The Puzzle 🤍 Much Appreciated