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A new version. More changes:<br>
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- <tt>RunTimeLibraryLoader::Load</tt> changed to virtual. <tt>RunTimeFaustLibraryLoader::Load</tt>
load the plugins on <tt>CompletePathFor("examples/ladspadir")</tt><br>
- Added <tt>const char * pathExamplesEnvironmentVar() const {
return "FAUST_EXAMPLES_PATH"; }</tt> on <tt>RunTimeFaustLibraryLoader</tt>.
Not implemented.<br>
- <tt>MainWindow::on_action_Compile_Faust_triggered()</tt> first
compile, then calls a separated <tt>on_action_Reload_Faust_Plugins_triggered(RunTimeFaustLibraryLoader
& faustLibraryLoader)</tt>.<br>
- Removed the "<tt>make clean</tt>", and defined 60 seconds as
limit for <tt>process.waitForFinished()</tt>. If I don't have any
plugin precompiled my machine ends the process before it finished.
Maybe this could be managed catching <tt><a
href="http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/qprocess.html#finished">QProcess::finished</a></tt>?<br>
- Added a lot of debugging messages.<br>
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El 06/26/2008 08:24 AM, Natanael Olaiz escribió:
<blockquote cite="mid:48637C70.5070808@gmail.com" type="cite">Pau: here
is an experimental patch for faust support. It has some semantics
errors (for instance, s/swap/replace), and the compilation doesn't work
(I have to check that, in previous tests it worked).. but it does:
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- Allows to launch browser to view SVG diagrams from the processing
context menu. A question: I'm sending a signal from the canvas to open
the browser to be checked from MainMenu... I don't like it so much, but
I did it in that way to doesn't allow launch a browser directly on
canvas. Any suggestion about that?
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- Allows to reload the faust plugins instead loading another
instance. It requires some factory changes. What do you think about
this solution? (out of the bad name of "swap"...)
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Regards,
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Natanael.
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