Tip of the day: Connection learn mode
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@Christoph-Hart brilliant, thanks!
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Cool, I remember seeing this before but never added it to my workflow. I'll include it in a video at some point.
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@Christoph-Hart Love that so feature much, I sometimes go around the house, randomly clicking on things to assign MIDI CCs. So far nothing, but still optimistic.
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I love the WYSIWYG part of HISE and you really can slap together something very fast, but my components will sometimes get fucked up and I'll have to delete them and recompile, at which point I'd rather have it in code.
This is super neat, though.
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@aaronventure maybe some function like "create script reference" can be added to create the component with its associated connection data for hardcoding purposes?
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@aaronventure there‘s also a function to rebuild the actual components (which is one layer below „recompilation“), which can be done with the refresh button in the interface designer, that helps me sometimes when things get stuck.
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@Christoph-Hart yeah that's what I was looking for. Nice.
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@Dan-Korneff that's just calling set with the ids. You mean right click on a component after it's already been linked, like the callback stuff? Yeah it could print out the setPropertiesFromJson call with linking stuff, text, min, max, midpoint etc, to clipboard.
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@aaronventure You get 80% there with pressing J and copying the JSON if that's your cup of tea, but this procedure leads to duplication of information (once in the XML, once in the script) so I wouldn't recommend it as best practice and make a helper tool that suggests this is the way to go.
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@Christoph-Hart yeah good point.
It's different when you use helpers to make controls and use direct setAttribute calls instead of linking
