17 Nov
2003
17 Nov
'03
12:05 p.m.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 04:57:07PM +0100, Alfons Adriaensen wrote:
The purpose of my proposition is to enable a plugin
writer (if he/she wishes
to do so) to detect when the plugin is used in this way, and maybe optimise
his code. For example, control rate computations (which can be elaborate and
even more complicated than the audio rate code) could be shared by all voices.
I see, but I still dislike the idea FWIW :)
I have some plugins that are able to create their own
GUI (by using a shared
library that makes them look like a single client to the X-server, and that
also provides a standard set of widgets). Clearly, all instances that belong
to the same module should share the same GUI. The proposed way of using
the standard 'lifecycle' functions enables them to do this correctly.
This is a valid point, and and interesting technique, does it work with
arbitrary host toolkits? How do you bypass the hosts connection to the X
server?
- Steve