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#11 Select no DeviceId in controls but still allow to open ?

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nobody
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2005-01-30
2005-01-30
jtbalogh
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RE: Select no DeviceId in controls but still allow to
open ?

Goal: Select no DeviceId in controls in order to,
- allow to open and prepare data
- another way to turn off all midi input or output
- change DeviceId later when ready to use
- open and not take exclusive use of any ports yet

Right now I am working on the DeviceId property to
accomplish this while maintaining backward compatibility.
Sorry I did not get to solve this obvious feature earlier.
Sure was a hassle for VB program to determine if midi
input or output was disabled. Sure was a hassle to take
exclusive use of ports all the time when the program
does not not need it all the time.

Joseph

Discussion

  • jtbalogh

    jtbalogh - 2005-07-03

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    Sorry. Forgot about this problem. I will see if I could get some
    time to finish this.

     
  • jtbalogh

    jtbalogh - 2005-07-03

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    Sorry. Forgot about this problem after I ran into a snag. I will
    see if I could get some time to finish this.

    This was easy to implement. My main concern was to resolve
    a previous issue of changing device ports without loosing data
    or settings. Setting a zero device port is worthless if
    switching to a real port looses data. Sigh.

     

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