Juce is nice, great for demanding graphical / audio / MIDI processing when Java doesn't quite deliver. I'd be happy to help out with some coding or advice, Java or otherwise but to be honest I still don't understand what you're aiming for here! I've reread the first email but still as confused. I thought you wanted a dynamic display showing something akin to a VU meter? If you only want to open and display a static text or html page based on MIDI input (cc or sysex) then that should be very easy to do in Java. A little more effort for PDF since you need a separate library. The app can open a window (or several) and update the content as MIDI comes in. If instead you want to issue a system command then that's even easier - no need for a GUI at all, just a config file mapping MIDI to commands. Or have I got it all wrong? ps as for implementing a command line in C++ it's probably easier than you think, you call int system ( const char * command ); and hope for the best! /m On 25 Mar 2008, at 8:40, goyya76 wrote: >> CC 10 23 = Acrobat.exe /A "page=10=OpenActions" "C:\example.pdf" >> >> I can write this in C++ as I have the Midi libraries ready to go > > hi Royce, > > i'd like to see how that command line is written in C++...i just > downloaded Microsoft Visual C++ to try and write some code, but i > just have rememberings of FORTRAN from the university, so i would be > glad to see how a command like that it's implemented - BTW, that > command is a close sibling of what made me start the thread (ie, > Mackie HUI Sysex = open plugin-specific text file). > > just a comment for everyone who's following the thread...i downloaded > JUCE (as per Martin advice) and JUCER (an app that allows the visual > creation of GUIs with the JUCE library and generates the relative > code) - i was impressed! > Also JUCE supports xml files and if i remember correctly vstxml too > (Trackion supports vstxml, i read something around the web). > > Ciao, > Goyya > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
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Re: [bc2000] Re: Mackie LCD emulation
2008-03-25 by Martin Klang
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