@d-healey said in Call an inline function from another inline function?:

you should use a value broadcaster in the second namespace - or in both if you're using my fork.

I watched your video about the broadcaster a few days ago, but I hadn't tried it out until now. Hehe. I just tried it, and it worked :)

@d-healey said in Call an inline function from another inline function?:

I think the reason for the crash is because you don't have a reference to the knob in the first namespace.

Edit: I just realized that the crash was due to something else in the main knob (it was the knob I had posted a few days ago about unload and load the convolution reverb to update the setRange). https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11188/audiofile-setrange-won-t-increment/6?_=1734032060483

@d-healey In the first namespace, I assign a function to the knob.

In the second namespace, I use the knob's value for a different purpose.

I have a callback for a knob used within a namespace (First).

I want to pass the value of this knob to another inline function located in a different namespace (Second).

However, HISE crashes when I try to do this. Could the issue be that I am calling an inline function from within another inline function? If I change the second inline function to a regular function, everything works fine.

Example:

namespace First
{

inline function onKnob1Control(component, value)
{
	Second.UpdateValue();
};

Content.getComponent("Knob1").setControlCallback(onKnob1Control);
}


namespace Second
{
const var Knob1 = Content.getComponent("Knob1");

inline function UpdateValue()
{
        Knob1.getValue();
        // Do something
};

}

@ustk Jucer :)

@Simon Mm the same thing happens to me on Linux, and I even added the predefinition USE_LINUX_FONT_HANDLER=1
But I don't know, I'm new to Linux and maybe I did something wrong.

On a similar computer I have with Windows it works much more smoothly.

@Lindon Nice thanks, I though it was only for compiling Hise :)

Do we need to use a some flag for exporting the plugin with this?

It works in Hise, but I'm not sure why it doesn't work in my compiled plugin.

@Morphoice said in Where is the sample folder on Standalone and VST3 build?:

I'd want to put the samples somewhere without the user having to select a folder using an installer program. has anyone done this successfully before?

Oh yeah, I do that with small libraries (less than 100MB). Just place the samples folder in Application Support/Your Company/Your Plugin, and also send the linkOSX file with the installer. The linkOSX file contains the location of the samples, such as: "Library/Application Support/Company/Plugin/Samples"

@Morphoice said in Where is the sample folder on Standalone and VST3 build?:

There is an empty Expansions and User Presets folder in there which must have been created at some point, since I didn't do it manually

If that folder has been created, it should be able to generate the linkOSX file. Something might be blocking the file creation (maybe it's specific to your computer).

@Morphoice This issue typically occurs if you're using Global App Data and the folder Library/Application Support/Your Company/Plugin Name has not been created. If you manually create the folder, it can create the file linkOSX.

Or you can use User App Data instead of Global App Data.

@clevername27 said in All Hail Package Builder:

Yes, he does! It's a commercial license, and does include a bunch of HISE-specific features. (He's the best person to describe it.)

Where can we find it?

@d-healey said in AudioFile setRange won't increment:

One solution would be to reload the original file before increasing the length

Actually, it didn't crash on my system and worked fine, but it might crash on slower computers. (I first unload the file and then reload it each time the user moves the knob.)

@d-healey That makes sense. However, I actually want to create a knob with the parameter setRange, so it would overload everything if it loaded the file thousands of times per second.

Any ideas? Is it a bug or there is another way to achieve this?

I was following this post https://forum.hise.audio/topic/10852/audiofile-range-odd-behaviour?_=1732628051201 but was unsolved.

The setRange function only seems to work to decrement the value, but does not increment it.

Check: (I was hitting F5 to compile)

I’ve encountered another related issue. I want to use setSampleRange for each convolution.

However, it doesn’t work when referencing the audioslot, for example:

const var first = ConvolutionReverb.getAudioFile(0);

Has anyone managed to do this successfully?

@d-healey Is it ready to use it as an installer and send it to customers?

@Lindon said in Creating an Offline Authentication Method?:

Thank you! I’m working on implementing something similar based on this post.

Do I first need to create a set number of licenses (e.g., 4000) and then encrypt them all? Or is there a way to create a pattern that meets specific criteria, as you mentioned, without creating each string?

How do I encrypt all the strings? I assume it's with encryptWithRSA, but how should be done?

@mmprod Ok sorry, then you have to build the latest Hise develop branch

@mmprod Did you hit apply? It's working here.