@d-healey I feared as much, thanks for confirming.
If anyone can advise on how I'd go about adding C++ modules for:
- a user file browser
- basic HTTP networking to send and retrieve JSON presets.
I'd be very much appreciative!
@d-healey I feared as much, thanks for confirming.
If anyone can advise on how I'd go about adding C++ modules for:
I'd be very much appreciative!
@Christoph-Hart Ah right, sorry- should have been able to find that. Thanks!
A couple of thoughts/questions on this:
Networking
module, with standard HTTP functionality e.g. Networking.get
, Networking.post
... would this work, or is there something about HISE's architecture/design that advises against?@d-healey I feared as much, thanks for confirming.
If anyone can advise on how I'd go about adding C++ modules for:
I'd be very much appreciative!
Hi there- I'm trying to create a file browser in a HISE app, where the user can upload a file that exists on their own file system, and whereby I can then parse the file contents, and (more specifically) use Engine.dumpAsJSON
to store it in the Presets folder.
Furthermore, I would also like to send this JSON to a remote server. Does HISEScript have any async library functionality for HTTP requests? If not, would someone be able to advise regarding how I would implement this custom file browser/uploader?
I'm comfortable with C++, but I've only just started using HISE, so am unsure where to start with writing this as a custom module. (And I also want to confirm that this is not possible in pure HISEScript.)
Thanks!
@dustbro also fantastic! thanks so much.
@ustk I've just tried to build HISE on Catalina, using:
As the rest of this thread suggests, the modified Projucer included in the HISE repository doesn't open on Catalina, so I tried to build using Projucer 5.4.7 downloaded directly.
I'm running into a bunch of build errors, however. I was able to fix preliminary ones about IPP (by building without IPP as the HISE wiki suggests), but now I'm getting these:
Any advice would be much appreciated!