I'm pretty lost with the new_layout layout...
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@Christoph-Hart What was really nice is that the custom workspace was configured to get the graph full screen. I agree it is a good thing to switch automatically from the module list, but then if you want your graph to be full screen again (which is, at least to me, the only comfortable way to work with a graph), you have to fold all other tiles. And then unfold manually if going back to script.
Even more annoying, since my interface designer is on the left screen, I absolutely don't need it on the right one where I have the code full-screen. But if you go back from graph to code again, the interface unfolds again...
In short, I just need full-screen stuff at one click like before
In fact, from my point of view, the ideal would be to have only custom workspaces and for each a button at the top for a one-click switching.
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@ustk Couldn't you use a custom workspace with tabs to achieve the same thing? Once the auto unfolding issue is fixed.
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@d-healey That is a good idea I haven't tried ;) let me have a look...
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@d-healey I don't see how to create tabs...?
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@ustk One moment
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@d-healey Oh I see, from within the code editor is that what you mean? Seem rather a good idea except that you lose the possibility of adding another tile into a tab...
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from within the code editor
It's unrelated to the code editor.
You can add tabs, you can add horizontal or vertical splits, etc. I posted something about this on Patreon on a few months ago with my custom layout attached as a JSON. You can load that into a floating tile to see some possibilities.
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@d-healey Yeah I should have waited for your answer before posting... I've never seen the tab trick in a floating window and it is really nice for my workflow indeed!
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@d-healey Adding this functionality to the main window would solve everything :)
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@ustk > Adding this functionality to the main window would solve everything
It's already there. Use the custom workspace.
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Someone made a video about this ages ago :)
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@d-healey That is the whole purpose of the debate, the custom workspace disappeared from the new layout
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@d-healey said in I'm pretty lost with the new_layout layout...:
Once the auto unfolding issue is fixed.
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@d-healey said in I'm pretty lost with the new_layout layout...:
Once the auto unfolding issue is fixed.
Now it is:
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/0501376caff3e8d11f86dbdca6dc65c8dde75a9c
Just deactivate the new setting (Development -> AutoShowWorkspace), then the interface designer will stay hidden.
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@Christoph-Hart Just saw that commit! Building...
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@Christoph-Hart Now, how can I get a graph full screen as before, without adding a third floating tile?
The popup system seems a good candidate. But it would be so cool to have shortcuts of preferred custom popups in the middle, close to the other 3 icons, rather than the sub-menu folder on the extreme left side. At least 1 pinned custom popup
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Yes, making the three icons in the middle interchangeable might be a good idea.
Can you elaborate what you mean with "graph full screen"? I think the solution with the tab container that Dave suggested seems to solve your issue?
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@Christoph-Hart Do you mean adding a tab in my floating window? It works, it is just that it is on the wrong monitor then. But I guess should go along with this solution. But if I want to display both at the same time, I could add another floating tile on the "good" screen... Yeah, it's pretty hard for me to change my habits :)
I mean, there are plenty of solutions to my problem now. It is just that they take more time/clicks/windows than before. Not a big deal for sure, but the opposite of an improvement in my workflow case (just speaking for myself)
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@Christoph-Hart said in I'm pretty lost with the new_layout layout...:
Just deactivate the new setting (Development -> AutoShowWorkspace), then the interface designer will stay hidden.
I'm using a custom workspace, is there a way I can get this to show instead of the scripting workspace (I don't mind editing the source for this if it's simpler overall)?
