@d-healey After I thought about it, I decided I only needed it to modify 2 keys, so not much work doing it with little copy pasta from the above.

@VirtualVirgin Can you just hit compile again?

@VirtualVirgin said in saveInPreset not working for panel data?:

@d-healey
Do you have cases where you need to store panel data in presets?

Yes a truck load of array data - for the XYPad panel - that is the recording of a series of X/Y values that make up the path teh XY pad plays thru....

I just store it in XYPanel.data and get it out on init.

@d-healey said in Is there a component to make the collapsible panes in HISE?:

@VirtualVirgin You need to use this.data.text

Sorry, just caught that before you wrote back!!
Your responses are lightning fast...

@VirtualVirgin I don't think that's possible

@d-healey Worked! Thank you!

@d-healey said in Can I use this.over or this.down for paint routine on panel?:

@VirtualVirgin In the a panel's mouse callback you get a parameter, usually called event. This holds that information.

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-in-hise/scriptpanel.html#the-mouseevent-callback

...

And I just re-read your question - you need to use a mouse callback, the panel is only repainted when you call the repaint function, so you can't dynamically get mouse information within it.

Thanks,
that is generally the way I do it, but I was trying to transfer an LAF to a paint routine and was wondering if there was any trick to lower the workload of it that I didn't know of.

@d-healey Thanks! That works :)

Here's an example

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You'll need to download the phosphor font and add it to your project, and change the loadFont call in on init to the correct location.

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@VirtualVirgin It's unrelated to the popup menu. It makes the panel into a popup window, but I don't like the little close button it has so I always make my own.

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@VirtualVirgin Deferring it puts everything on the UI thread - the slow lane when compared to the realtime thread, but still fast to us mere humans.

@VirtualVirgin

Just rename the file with a .js extension and assign the array to a variable.

For example if your file is this kind of thing

[ {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, ... ]

Do this

namespace Lut { const pcs = [ {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, ... ] }

Then you can access it using Lut.pcs

@VirtualVirgin Agree!
+1

@d-healey Yeah I force myself to use them, but to be honest I don't have that many cases where I need them... But I'm a patient little padawan!

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/9550/right-click-context-menu-2024?_=1736407532597

@Christoph-Hart Thanks!
It it a folly that I missed that!

Not much compared to all the help you're providing 😁
Cheers!

@VirtualVirgin Good old fashioned loop.

inline function objectContains(key) { local result = false; for (x in obj) { if (isDefined(x[key])) return true; } return result; }

If you're just looking at the top level of the object then simply isDefined(obj[key])

@VirtualVirgin

local matrixTableReturnObject = {}; matrixTableReturnObject[name + "inputNameArray"] = inputLabels; matrixTableReturnObject[name + "outputNameArray"] = outputLabels.outputNameArray; // etc.