DHoude
I would like a "back" or "undo" button for all those times I mess up a good command trying to make it better.
Posté Sun 17 Oct 10 @ 10:48 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
Hahaa!! ++1 on this. Ive done that too many times so now I always open notepad and copy and paste the script before I try to change it, lmao!
Huey
Huey
Posté Sun 17 Oct 10 @ 10:56 pm
DHoude
Me too, with the notepad thing and it is a pain. Then I end up with tons of ideas everywhere and it is just chaos!
Something else I was thinking of is, It would be nice and easy to read if when editing a key, there were drop down boxes with all the commands. Like iTunes uses for smart playlists.
or more detailed, you can get really specific with this too:
May make scripting allot easier to follow when you have 12+ commands in 1 macro string. Like the NSFX map. I usually break it down into chunks in note pade to be abale to unsderstand it and modify to my needs. Like this FX button string:
Thier view - action_deck 1 ? var_equal "modeA" 0 ? loop : var_equal "modeA" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 1 effect active : deck 1 sampler play_stop : var_equal "modeA" 2 ? nothing : var_equal "modeA" 3 ? video_fx : nothing : var_equal "modeB" 0 ? loop : var_equal "modeB" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 2 effect active : deck 2 sampler play_stop : var_equal "modeB" 2 ? nothing : var_equal "modeB" 3 ? video_fx : nothing
My View - action_deck 1 ?
var_equal "modeA" 0 ? loop :
var_equal "modeA" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 1 effect active : deck 1 sampler play_stop :
var_equal "modeA" 2 ? nothing :
var_equal "modeA" 3 ? video_fx :
nothing :
var_equal "modeB" 0 ? loop :
var_equal "modeB" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 2 effect active : deck 2 sampler play_stop :
var_equal "modeB" 2 ? nothing :
var_equal "modeB" 3 ? video_fx :
nothing
When you break it at the "Var"s, it gets very easy to see the action that is being called for and the questions that follow.
Something else I was thinking of is, It would be nice and easy to read if when editing a key, there were drop down boxes with all the commands. Like iTunes uses for smart playlists.
or more detailed, you can get really specific with this too:
May make scripting allot easier to follow when you have 12+ commands in 1 macro string. Like the NSFX map. I usually break it down into chunks in note pade to be abale to unsderstand it and modify to my needs. Like this FX button string:
Thier view - action_deck 1 ? var_equal "modeA" 0 ? loop : var_equal "modeA" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 1 effect active : deck 1 sampler play_stop : var_equal "modeA" 2 ? nothing : var_equal "modeA" 3 ? video_fx : nothing : var_equal "modeB" 0 ? loop : var_equal "modeB" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 2 effect active : deck 2 sampler play_stop : var_equal "modeB" 2 ? nothing : var_equal "modeB" 3 ? video_fx : nothing
My View - action_deck 1 ?
var_equal "modeA" 0 ? loop :
var_equal "modeA" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 1 effect active : deck 1 sampler play_stop :
var_equal "modeA" 2 ? nothing :
var_equal "modeA" 3 ? video_fx :
nothing :
var_equal "modeB" 0 ? loop :
var_equal "modeB" 1 ? var_equal "FX" 0 ? deck 2 effect active : deck 2 sampler play_stop :
var_equal "modeB" 2 ? nothing :
var_equal "modeB" 3 ? video_fx :
nothing
When you break it at the "Var"s, it gets very easy to see the action that is being called for and the questions that follow.
Posté Mon 18 Oct 10 @ 7:18 am
rdhrkns
Good example from DHoude. This approach would really make it more accessible then the current format of scripting. Which, for more advanced syntaxes, is not extremely friendly to use. This approach is much easier to follow along and de-bug. It would really unleash the power of VDJ's Scripting engine.
My vote !
My vote !
Posté Fri 05 Nov 10 @ 2:12 am