Script panel label keyboard entry?

[Christoph Hart]

@Lindon you already have a getValuePopupText function so this would just duplicate the functionality with less flexibility.

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart said in Script panel label keyboard entry?:

@Lindon you already have a getValuePopupText function so this would just duplicate the functionality with less flexibility.

er well....

1. I cant see any documentation on the web for this call
2. There's no inline documentation in the script editor
3. when I call this

const var SoundVol3 = Content.getComponent("SoundVol3");

SoundVol3.getValuePopupText();

it tells me Interface:! StdControls.js (54): function not found

4. I'm not trying to "get" anything... I'm trying to make it display these words(colours here) when I move the knob...

An example

• I have dynamically assigned knobs for a range of effects, for one effect at least one of these knobs controls a setting who's values are: 3,4,5,8,10,12,16 - so I want a way to set the control to
  min= 1,
  max = 7,
  displayValues = [3,4,5,8,10,12,16]

[d.healey]

@Lindon I think it's this. Set rather than get

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey yup I meant that one.

[Lindon]

@d-healey said in Script panel label keyboard entry?:

@Lindon I think it's this. Set rather than get

thanks but this is very ugly now...
so given my example I need to (psudo-code):

if loaded_FX == XXXX
{
      if control id == YYYY
           control.setValuePopupFunction(myFunc(dbl){
                Switch dbl
                      case 1:
                            return "3";
                      case 2:
                            return "4";
                   etc. etc
                      case 7:
                            return "16";
          }
}

which seems very klunky - -- hey ho.

[Christoph Hart]

@Lindon it‘s only ugly if you code it as ugly as your example. I can guarantee you that it will become a one-liner if you setup your data model right.

You need a way of customizing the value popup and the most flexible way is to define a function that returns a string.

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart said in Script panel label keyboard entry?:

@Lindon it‘s only ugly if you code it as ugly as your example. I can guarantee you that it will become a one-liner if you setup your data model right.

You need a way of customizing the value popup and the most flexible way is to define a function that returns a string.

but for 95% of the time I dont need to do this - so I can have this happen - in 1 line if you like - but then how do i make it UN-happen for my next slot loaded effect?

[Christoph Hart]

@Lindon just call the function with a non function object as parameter (empty string or whatever).

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart said in Script panel label keyboard entry?:

@Lindon just call the function with a non function object as parameter (empty string or whatever).

so:

control.setValuePopupFunction(myFunc(""){});

??

[Christoph Hart]

control.setValuePopupFunction(““)

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart said in Script panel label keyboard entry?:

control.setValuePopupFunction(““)

..and this will then use the default "normal" values?

..and can we get the documentation updated to reflect this "clear my function" stuff?

[aaronventure]

@Christoph-Hart Looks like CHRISmas came early.

Cheers, funky.

I did have it hacked together with the method I described earlier and the keyPressCallback to hide the label again, but this is so much cleaner and less prone to any buggy behavior (also it can take alignment, so I can actually have that pink background I always wanted), with plenty of other use cases as well beyond what I wanted.

Got it fully encapsulated with no issues. Happy to be able to pass relative parameters to it so that it adjusts to whichever control triggers it.

[Christoph Hart]

Alright, took another spin at it and I found the most embarrassing code typo ever that caused an infinite loop and crash when using the parentComponent property. Should be fixed now.

Here's a snippet that lets you open a text box for sliders (as soon as you set the sliderStyle property to "Horizontal" / "Vertical" you'll loose the text box so this brings it back with even more customization options:

const var textInputBroadcaster = Engine.createBroadcaster({
	"id": "text-input",
	"args": ["component", "value"],
	"tags": ["text-input"]
});

const var List = [Content.getComponent("Knob5"),
                  Content.getComponent("Knob4"),
                  Content.getComponent("Knob3"),
                  Content.getComponent("Knob2"),
                  Content.getComponent("Knob1")];

textInputBroadcaster.attachToComponentMouseEvents(List, "Clicks Only", "");

textInputBroadcaster.addListener("", "show textbox", function(component, event)
{
	if(event.shiftDown && !event.mouseUp)
	{
		var obj = {
			"text": Engine.doubleToString(component.getValue(), parseInt(Math.log10(component.get("stepSize")) * -1)) + " " + component.get("suffix"),
			"x": component.getGlobalPositionX() + component.get("width") / 2 - 30,
			"y": component.getGlobalPositionY() + component.get("height") / 2 - 12,
			"width": 60,
			"height": 24
		};
		
		var c = component;
		
		Content.showModalTextInput(obj, function[c](ok, input)
		{
			if(ok)
			{
				c.setValue(parseFloat(input));
				c.changed();
			}
		});
	}
});

[d.healey]

I still don't see a text box.

[d.healey]

@d-healey Hmm if I comment out the call to grabKeyboardFocus() I don't get an error but I still don't get an input box.

[aaronventure]

@Christoph-Hart said in Script panel label keyboard entry?:

I found the most embarrassing code typo ever that caused an infinite loop and crash when using the parentComponent property

lmao

happens to the best of us

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey how does this happen? I don't hit that assertion, but it seems that it tries to add the text input to a component that isn't visible yet.

The entire system was not trivial to implement because you have to send a notification from the scripting thread to the UI which resides on a completely different data model, but I think I got all edge cases sorted out with the last commit (and it's working fine here).

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart This is the snippet I'm testing with

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[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey Nope, works here. Might be a Linux thing. Can you check on another OS?

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Yeah I suspect the same. I'll try it on my Windows VM.