6 Feb
2004
6 Feb
'04
7:17 p.m.
My preference :
The line doesn't need to be thick. Clicking it selects it (and shows it by
changing the color, maybe making it thicker as well ), pressing delete
removes it.
Handles of some sort to create segmented patch cords would be nice. As would
the ability to rotate a client box over 90 degrees, so you have the
connection at the top and bottom.
Another feature could be symbolic link objects. Sometimes you have a signal
detour to some part of an app that is somewhere else on the graph and
allready heavilly connected to all kinds of other stuff. A symbolic-link to
foo:input12 foo:output12 could be nice then.
Gerard
On Friday 06 February 2004 13:50, Dave Robillard wrote:
What's the best way to disconnect ports? I've
thought of:
- putting a handle in the middle of connection lines, so you can
right-click them to get a menu
- making the lines really thick, same deal as above
- just being able to right click a port and disconnect all connections
(with the obvious disadvantage of forcing you to maybe disconnect
something you don't want to)
- clicking on the source port then the dest port (just like connecting),
except if they're already connected, disconnect them
Ideas? Opinions?
-Dave
--
electronic & acoustic musics-- http://www.xs4all.nl/~gml
6 Feb
6 Feb
7:39 p.m.
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 19:19, vanDongen/Gilcher wrote:
My preference :
The line doesn't need to be thick. Clicking it selects it (and shows it by
changing the color, maybe making it thicker as well ), pressing delete
removes it.
I think clicking on a line is just far too difficult to bother.
Handles of some sort to create segmented patch cords
would be nice. As would
the ability to rotate a client box over 90 degrees, so you have the
connection at the top and bottom.
Another feature could be symbolic link objects. Sometimes you have a signal
detour to some part of an app that is somewhere else on the graph and
allready heavilly connected to all kinds of other stuff. A symbolic-link to
foo:input12 foo:output12 could be nice then.
Whew, now this is getting complicated. :) These things are nice in
modular synths, but wouldn't it be overkill in a patch bay?
I guess with LADCCA you could have a really complicated setup that you
want to be able to visualize as clearly as possible... I'll put some
thought into it.
-Dave
7:42 p.m.
On Friday 06 February 2004 23:38, Dave Robillard wrote:
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 19:19, vanDongen/Gilcher wrote:
Have you tried pd? It uses this system. I find it very fast and intuitive.
Gerard
My preference :
The line doesn't need to be thick. Clicking it selects it (and shows it
by changing the color, maybe making it thicker as well ), pressing delete
removes it.
I think clicking on a line is just far too difficult to bother.
8:35 p.m.
Dave Robillard wrote:
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 19:19, vanDongen/Gilcher wrote:
hmm. i don't like this symlink idea. kinda kludgy to me, but that's
surely a matter of taste.
how about a feature to collapse an arbitrary part of the graph into
a black box? rubber-band a couple of jack clients, press
ctrl-something and you get a blackbox with all inputs that
originally went into the subgraph and all outs as well, which is
labelled by default with a simple list of the clients inside,
regardless of their ordering.
just an idea...
--
"I never use EQ, never, never, never. I previously used to use mic
positioning but I've even given up on that too."
- Jezar on http://www.audiomelody.com
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My preference :
The line doesn't need to be thick. Clicking it selects it (and shows it by
changing the color, maybe making it thicker as well ), pressing delete
removes it.
I think clicking on a line is just far too difficult to bother.
Handles of some sort to create segmented patch
cords would be nice. As would
the ability to rotate a client box over 90 degrees, so you have the
connection at the top and bottom.
Another feature could be symbolic link objects. Sometimes you have a signal
detour to some part of an app that is somewhere else on the graph and
allready heavilly connected to all kinds of other stuff. A symbolic-link to
foo:input12 foo:output12 could be nice then.
Whew, now this is getting complicated. :) These things are nice in
modular synths, but wouldn't it be overkill in a patch bay?
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