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Jamba C++ API
4.1.0
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Jamba C++ API
4.1.0
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T for all params (RTRawVstParam, RTParam, GUIRawVstParam, GUIVstParam, GUIJmbParam, GUIOptionalParam).operator *) to all params as a shortcut to invoke .value() (which is the preferred way to fix the deprecated warnings)T) in many instancestoUTF8String() for Jmb parameter when no serializer is provided by checking the availability of ostream<< for T_ for the switch container view (for example to use as an overlay that is shown/hidden)This release contains a lot of big changes. Although I tried my best to be backward compatible there may be a few changes that might be breaking.
IGUIParameter and typed hierarchy (ITGUIParameter<T>) as the base of all GUI parametersGUIOptionalParam to handle Vst, Jmb or no parameter in a consistent fashionIGUIParameter::asDiscreteParameter(int32 iStepCount)) to convert (if possible) any parameter into a discrete parameter (which is a parameter backed by an int32 with a given number of steps)MomentaryButtonView and ToggleButtonView to use discrete parameter concept (thus allowing other types than bool) and allowing to override the value of the steps representing on and off.SwitchViewContainer to use discrete parameter concept, thus allowing to use any Vst or Jmb parameter that is (or can be interpreted as) a discrete parameter.ParamAware (formerly GUIParamCxAware) and StateAware (formerly PluginAccessor) (added deprecation warnings for old names) and related.GUIState (similar to Vst parameters)IDiscreteConverter<T> concept for Jmb parameters to be able to convert a Jmb parameter to a discrete parameterParamDisplayView to display the value of any parameter (Vst or Jmb)DebugParamDisplayView to display and highlight the value of a parameter (very useful during development)ListAttribute to handle attributes backed by a list of values (for example enumeration) // Example (from StepButtonView.h)
registerListAttribute<EArrowDirection>("arrow-direction",
&StepButtonView::getArrowDirection,
&StepButtonView::setArrowDirection,
{
{"auto", EArrowDirection::kAuto},
{"up", EArrowDirection::kUp},
{"right", EArrowDirection::kRight},
{"down", EArrowDirection::kDown},
{"left", EArrowDirection::kLeft}
}
DiscreteTypeParamConverter: // Example: with DiscreteTypeParamConverter, no need to specify size in advance. Also note the
// use of the initializer list to initialize it.
fEnumClassVst =
vst<DiscreteTypeParamConverter<EEnumClass>>(EJambaTestPluginParamID::kEnumClassVst, STR16("EnumClassVst"),
{
{EEnumClass::kEnumClass0, STR16("kEC0 (vst)")},
{EEnumClass::kEnumClass1, STR16("kEC1 (vst)")},
{EEnumClass::kEnumClass2, STR16("kEC2 (vst)")},
{EEnumClass::kEnumClass3, STR16("kEC3 (vst)")},
})
.add();
jamba-test-plugin to the Jamba project as a unit test/development plugin for Jamba (demonstrates ALL available views)test.sh to conveniently run the jamba tests (which are declared by jamba-test-plugin) from the command linetest_jamba target to run the jamba tests from the IDEICustomViewLifecycle which is now used instead of GUIParamCxAware (in CustomViewFactory)ParamAware::unregisterAll() followed by ParamAware::registerParameters()registerParameters method that you implement in your view is much simpler because it does not have to handle previously registered parameters (which was not trivial to keep an accurate track of)StepButtonView and DiscreteButtonView now use discrete values only (no longer double). Check the documentation on how to use it instead (ex: an increment of 0.1 can be converted to an increment of 1 with a step count of 10).TagID to be an unsigned int (ParamID aka uint32)DiscreteValueParamConverter to be an int32initialize API to match superclassbuild_vst3, test_vst3, install_vst3, install_vst2, build_au and install_auinstall_vst2 or install_vst3)jamba.sh and jamba.bat to use the new cmake targets (making the scripts more generic)build_vst3 by setting an optional BUILD_VST3_TARGET variabletest_vst3 by setting an optional TEST_VST3_TARGET variablebuild_au by setting an optional BUILD_AU_TARGET variablejamba.sh script to handle filename with white spaces and install audio unit before validation (validation tool unfortunately works from an installed component, not a file...)jamba.sh script (jamba.sh validate-au) which runs the auvaltool utility on the audio unit pluginViews::SwitchContainerView)Views::TextButtonView)Views::MomentaryButtonView)step value). This button can be used for radio groups, tabs, etc... (check Views::DiscreteButtonView)Views::createCustomView (defined in Views/CustomViewCreator.h). Check commit. The function takes an additional 2 parameters which can be safely ignored if you don't need them.Views::registerGlobalKeyboardHook)AudioBuffers and Channel (copyFrom and forEachSample). Defined const and non const versions.TextViewButton on which you can register a onClickListener or implement onClick. Also handles disabled state.ScrollbarView which implements a scrollbar tied to 2 parameters (offset and zoom)CustomController to implement a custom controller tied into Jamba (access to Vst/Jmb parameters and state)GUIController::switchToView)GUIJmbParameter::updateIf to update the value in place when necessaryGUIParamCxAware registerCallback<bool>(fParams->fMyParam,
[this] (GUIVstParam<bool> &iParam) {
flushCache();
});
verifyView method): auto button = dynamic_cast<Views::TextButtonView *>(iView);
if(button) {
auto callback = [] (Views::TextButtonView *iButton,
GUIJmbParam<SampleData> &iParam) {
iButton->setMouseEnabled(iParam->hasUndoHistory());
};
fState->registerConnectionFor(button)
->registerCallback<SampleData>(fState->fSampleData,
std::move(callback),
true);
}
Parameters::vst<>() (resp. Parameters::jmb<>()) that get passed through the converter (resp. serializer) allowing syntax like fPlayModeHold =
vst<BooleanParamConverter>(1201, // param ID
STR16("Play Mode"), // param title
STR16("Trigger"), STR16("Hold")) // BooleanParamConverter args
EnumParamConverter for Vst parameters backed by an enumRange conceptCustomViewCreator code to simplify writing individual attributes. Introduced MarginAttribute, RangeAttribute, and GradientAttributeLerp class to deal with type parameters differently (TFloat for math precision, X for type of x, Y for type of y). Introduced SPLerp (single precision) and DPLerp (double precision) as well as several convenient methods. Example: // this will interpolate (SP=single precision) // X -> the time (long) from the range [0, fFadeDuration] // Y -> to the alpha (uint8_t) range [255, 0] (opaque -> transparent) // Note that although X and Y types are integer flavors, the interpolation will use floats // and the value returned will be cast to uint8_t fColor.alpha = Utils::mapValueSPXY<long, uint8_t>(iTime, 0, fFadeDuration, 255, 0);
GUIParamCxAware (which is the class used for registering parameters) has been simplified with registerParam methods (when the type is known).PluginAccessor into its own header fileCustomViewInitializerAudioBuffers now properly handles null buffersjamba.sh (resp jamba.bat) scriptXcode as the cmake generator on macOSDebug::ParamTable and Debug::ParamLine to display parameters => example
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