Seems now its working for me, yes I did have to define the label as an index....now it seems to take the other Tparameters I put.
I am going to chalk it up to me
Thanks for your help Simon!
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Statistics: Posted by sephult — 03 Mar 2015, 15:14
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Thank you for your help!
My brain has not had enough coffee this morning...and still very dense
I was wondering the same thing, however looking at a script such as the MIDI Arpeggiator they seemed to just reference the Tparameter variable.
No you are correct about the pad[0], pad[1], etc... Interestingly enough if I put pad[0] etc...the compiler takes it and if I put another Tparameter it won't.
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Statistics: Posted by sephult — 03 Mar 2015, 14:37
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If you want to use variables you will have to use "if" instead of "case", e.g.
var pad : array [0..15] of Tparameter;
procedure callback (n:integer);
Begin
if n = pad[0] then ...
else
if n = pad[1] then ...
end;
Simon.
Statistics: Posted by sm_jamieson — 03 Mar 2015, 14:23
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Sorry for Topic confusion I meant to say Array of Tparameter:
So I am running into an interesting problem.
I have an Array of Tparameter , and I am wanting to control by a Callback event referring to the name.
As example:
var pad : array [0..15] of Tparameter;
procedure callback (n:integer);
Begin
Case n of
pad0 :
pad1 :
etc..
It seems like the compiler does not understand that pad0 is a real Tparameter, because the iteration to create happens in the init procedure.
At least this is what I am assuming.
I was hoping to refer by name, as in previous scripts I have always had problems where I had to add another parameter and had to adjust the
entire callback procedure respectively to match the IO number.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there a different way to approach?
If this is the case, I guess it would probably be beneficial to update the compiler to accept that a Tparameter is an array of a specified length.
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Statistics: Posted by sephult — 03 Mar 2015, 13:55
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