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Gizzeta

It Works,
Thanks!

Gizzeta

Hi I would like to do an object whit N out. To do this I define the number of output in the .h like this #define NUM_OF_OUT 24 then I allocate an array of TEVT* TEVT* pOut[NUM_OF_OUT]; in the .cpp I write void GetParamInfo (void* pModule,int n, TParamInfo* pParamInfo) { if(n < NUM_O...

Gizzeta

I'll try, thanks.

Gizzeta

Hi,

I would like to use windows scrollbar in my display module.
I need the handle to the module's window to set it...
How can i get it?
Or there's maybe another way?

thanks

Gizzeta

Thanks!

Gizzeta

yes, i found the error, but in this way I get the shift state only if I move the mouse (on the window?).
I would like to get the shift state even if I don't move the mouse...

Gizzeta

...and is there a way to make the module panel not resizable by the user?

Gizzeta

Hi,

Is there a way to always get the control, alt and shift state in a module, not only when the mouse is on the module panel?

thanks

Gizzeta

Thanks!

Gizzeta

Hi, when the pass event flow or stop event flow don't output anythng, the lenght of the array is set to [-1]. Why [-1] and not [0]? and why a module doesn't receive this change of data lenght? I would like to do a module where if the lenght of the input is >= 1, do something, else do something else....

Gizzeta

Nice, thanks,

the other problem is that I can't see the value stored in the module, I only see the caption of the DataField...

Gizzeta

Hi,

How can I create an input like in the A*B module?
I'm saying an input without prefixed limits and if there's no cable connected I can double ckick on the module and type a number in.
I tried with a DataField type with ReadOnly false, but the number is not stored in the field.

Thanks

Gizzeta

I thaught about an "argument" for a module.
The "name" would be a good way to provide it.
just to know, but it's not really important.

thanks

Gizzeta

Hi,

is there a way to get the "name" you can give to the module (when you right-click on a module)?

thanks

Gizzeta

Thanks, it's quite clear now!

Gizzeta

Ok, now it's clear for the cpu monitor. So I have a general question on Usine, just for better undrstending. I guess it has 2 differents threads: one for the audio and one for te datas. I guess also that (ie.) if sampling rate is at 44.1kHz and block size is 128 samples, the process function is call...

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here again! I'm trying to create a module in C++, that read datas send on the serial port (com4) by an external device. I programmed the device so that it sends an ascii char whose bits represent the state of 8 phisical port, every time some of it change his state. Outside Usine it seems to work fin...

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I profit by your patience... 3/ Process <- called each Usine cycle (800/second) while your module is alive "process" is called syncronicall with the block size? ie. if the block size is 128, audio process is called every 128 samples? Or, if the sample rate is 44100 and "process" is called 800/sec, t...

Gizzeta

Hi Martignasse, The module is a simple oscillator. It fill a buffer with a file where there's a one-cycle waveform. Then it calculates wich sample he has to put out, according with the actual frequency parameter. 1°) 'samplesOverSR' is never updated with the '(float)*(pCycle->lSize) / (float)pCycle-...

Gizzeta

No matter

Gizzeta

Yes, very precious for me, thanks!

no problem, but remenber to ask someone else to read your code it save days, no joke !

...maybe you haven't seen my previous post...I have put the whole code...

Gizzeta

...forgot:
lSize is a pointer because I need to access to it in the process function. It's the only way, isn't it?

Gizzeta

that's my code (not so complex...), if you can help me to understend my mistake : class TCycle : public TUserModule { public: TEVT* pFreqIn; TEVT* pAudioOut; FILE* pFile; float* buffer, *index, *coefFreq, *freqMinus; int* lSize; }; void Process (void* pModule) { //pointer to t...

Gizzeta

Hi, thanks for your help, I found the problem. I have others variables declared in the process function. I thought that theese were not global...(isn't it?) So, I declared all the variables (with pointers) in the "TModule" and "create" functions and then i use them in the "process". Now it seems to ...

Gizzeta

yes...sure

Gizzeta

Hallo, I declared the variables in the TModule class declaration: class TCycle : public TUserModule { public: // Declare all parameters events pointers needed, example : TEVT* pFreqIn; TEVT* pAudioOut; TEVT* ARR; FILE* pFile; float* buffer; int* lSize; }; and i created it in the create voi...

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hi, need help again... I create a module that fill a buffer with a waveform stored in an external file and read it as a loop (oscillator). it works nice, but when I add a second instance of the same module (even if not connected) it affect the output of the first module (it sounds like a frequency m...

Gizzeta

It works fine, thanks!

Gizzeta

Can you confirm if the textfield problem is solved with the new version 4.20 ? It's ok for the text outlet, it appears normally. But how can I pass my text to the outlet? througt DATA?(but it is an array of floats, not char...) or througt the UserData pointer to void? Have I to set TFlowType to ftE...

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martignasse wrote:Hi Gizzeta,
Something like should do the trick (not tested) :
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double sampleRate = pMasterInfo->VstTimeInfo->sampleRate;

thanks for your answers.
for the sampling rate I checked: it's not VstTimeInfo, but pTimeInfo.

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SampleRate = PointerToMyModule->pMasterInfo->pTimeInfo->sampleRate

Gizzeta

Another question:

how can I get the Usine sample rate?

thanks

Gizzeta

Hi,

I've tried, but i didn't find how to create a text outlet. Can you help me?

thanks

Gizzeta

cool, it's what i need,

thanks

Gizzeta

I think the best solution is effectively is a popup menu during drag and drop, before the module creation. The user can then provide the arguments that are specified in a function in the module head code, with type(int, float, checkbox, char...), min, max and default. Then the module is create, with...

Gizzeta

je relance...

Gizzeta wrote:Hi Senso,

thanks for your work!

it would be nice if it was possible to insert one or more arguments in a module.
i.e. to insert "3" for a 3 channel sampler

This would be very usefull for the users modules!!!

what do you think about it? It's hard to do?

Gizzeta

ok, thank you

and is there a function to print from an user module on the Usine console? (for debugging purpose...)

Gizzeta

hem....what kind of allocation?
an array of 7.000.000 floats elements? Or there's something better?

Gizzeta

i'll try, thanks!

Gizzeta

Hi Senso,

thanks for your work!

it would be nice if it was possible to insert one or more arguments in a module.
i.e. to insert "3" for a 3 channel sampler

This would be very usefull for the users modules!!!

Gizzeta

Hi Martin, I come from MaxMSP and within it there is a buffer object to store sounds or big datas.I can acces it from the C++ module programming. In Usine, if I need to store for examle a 60 seconds incoming sound inside my module, have I to do a memory allocation myself? Or there's a function to ac...

Gizzeta

hallo!

thanks for the c++ SDK.
Is there a way to create or communicate with an audio buffer?

thanks

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