Hiroo,
I got my SysexSenders working and sending CC messages
using the code you posted in your message last week.
Everything was working great until I checked out
another version of the source today. It looks like you
made a change to the IPatchDriver interface and
removed getChannel() and now I'm getting a compile
error (see the line below in the send method for my
SysexSender subclass
"m.setMessage(ShortMessage.CONTROL_CHANGE,
driver.getChannel() - 1, param, value);"). There are
probably a number of ways to tweak this to get rid of
the compile error but I'm hoping you can tell me the
right way to fix it.
Up till now I've been avoiding checking in my code
because I didn't want to cause headaches for everybody
else. I didn't want to include my code and then have
others checking out a new version only to get compile
errors in my drivers. But at this point I think I've
gotten it close enough that it's probably more of a
hindrance to everybody if I don't check it in. If my
code had been checked in when you made this change, we
would have been in sync and you would been alerted to
the problem when you compiled.
As soon as I can get this fixed, I can check in
drivers and editors for both the Guitar POD and the
Bass POD. What do you think?
public void send(IPatchDriver driver, int value) {
if (reverse) {
value = 127 - value;
}
value = Math.min(127, value * multiplier);
ShortMessage m = new ShortMessage();
try{
m.setMessage(ShortMessage.CONTROL_CHANGE,
driver.getChannel() - 1, param, value);
driver.send(m);
} catch (InvalidMidiDataException e) {
ErrorMsg.reportStatus(e);
}
}
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