@d-healey 🤦 this was the problem, I was editing the XML file manually. It's working now.

Thanks so much!

Makes sense. Thanks a lot @d-healey

@daniloprates You do the detection in the panel's mouse callback and set a value in the panel's data object. Then in the paint routine you can pickup that value to know if the mouse is over the panel or not.

@daniloprates data is not a property that you can set through this call, but directly:

for(i = 0; i < 5; i++) { var p = Content.addPanel("P"+i, i * 100, 0); p.data.index = i; p.setPaintRoutine(function(g) { g.setColour(Colours.white); g.drawAlignedText(this.data.index, this.getLocalBounds(0), "centred"); }); };

@Chazrox fr, gonna mess around a bit now

@d-healey I'll give it a go. Will also try to lower the sample rates from 192, as well

@d-healey said in MIDI player laggy:

Yeah that's what I meant by he might get invalid values, because he wants to check "if something exists" not if it's true or false - or at least that's what I got from the statement.

Yeah, true (no pun intended). To check if something is defined I'd always use isDefined() because it's more readable and explicit.

But I do use !! a lot in other places because it's so consistent in what it returns.

And !! does return false for undefined, for reference.

Console.print(isDefined(somethingUndefined)); // 0 Console.print(!!somethingUndefined); // 0

@d-healey great, thanks!

@dannytaurus nice. I'm new to HISE and don't know exactly how the Audio Looper works, but it sounds good, I'll give it a go. Thanks

@d-healey worked like a charm. Many thanks!

@d-healey yes, that's what was missing.

Thanks so much!

@d-healey great, thanks!

@daniloprates great, thanks David!

At some point we have to address that problem, I notice more and more posts just pasting the rubbish GPT output which dilutes the prestine information set available here in the forum.

Regarding the problem at hand, a single look at one of the many snippets / code examples from a good source should solve that problem, tuck inline before the function definition and pass it into the call.

Great, thanks a lot, guys!