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On the path to a GUI for linuxsampler, I've been taking some of my spare |
On the path to a GUI for linuxsampler, I've been taking some of my spare |
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time by writing an early implementation for the LSCP (the LinuxSampler |
time by writing an early implementation for the LSCP (the LinuxSampler |
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Control Protocol), as defined from the current available draft document |
Control Protocol), as defined from the current available draft document |
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(http://www.linuxsampler.org/api/draft-linuxsampler-protocol-11.pdf). |
(http://www.linuxsampler.org/api/draft-linuxsampler-protocol-11.html). |
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My implementation, while still rather crude, is taking the form of a |
My implementation, while still rather crude, is taking the form of a |
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programming library for plain conventional C, codenamed liblscp. |
programming library for plain conventional C, codenamed liblscp. |
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@ref lscp_client_destroy (client); |
@ref lscp_client_destroy (client); |
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</pre>As for the current protocol draft (04), the client interface already maps |
</pre>As for the current protocol draft (11), the client interface already maps |
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the following functions defined in "@ref lscp_client.h", one for each corresponding |
the following functions defined in <lscp/@ref:client.h>, one for each corresponding |
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LSCP comand:<pre> |
LSCP comand, and regarding the sampler channel space:<pre> |
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@ref lscp_get_available_engines (client); |
@ref lscp_get_available_engines (client); |
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@ref lscp_get_engine_info (client, engine_name); |
@ref lscp_get_engine_info (client, engine_name); |
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@ref lscp_reset_channel (client, channel); |
@ref lscp_reset_channel (client, channel); |
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@ref lscp_remove_channel (client, channel); |
@ref lscp_remove_channel (client, channel); |
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</pre>All these functions are wrappers to @ref lscp_client_query, and some will handle |
</pre>For the audio output and MIDI input device configuration interface, |
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the following functions are respectively defined in <lscp/@ref:device.h>:<pre> |
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@ref lscp_get_available_audio_drivers (client); |
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@ref lscp_get_audio_driver_info (client, audio_driver); |
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@ref lscp_get_audio_driver_param_info (client, audio_driver, param_key, deplist); |
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@ref lscp_create_audio_device (client, audio_driver, params); |
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@ref lscp_destroy_audio_device (client, audio_device); |
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@ref lscp_get_audio_devices (client); |
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@ref lscp_list_audio_devices (client); |
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@ref lscp_get_audio_device_info (client, audio_device); |
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@ref lscp_set_audio_device_param (client, audio_device, param); |
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@ref lscp_get_audio_channel_info (client, audio_device, audio_channel); |
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@ref lscp_get_audio_channel_param_info (client, audio_device, audio_channel, param); |
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@ref lscp_set_audio_channel_param (client, audio_device, audio_channel, param); |
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@ref lscp_get_available_midi_drivers (client); |
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@ref lscp_get_midi_driver_info (client, midi_driver); |
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@ref lscp_get_midi_driver_param_info (client, midi_driver, param_key, deplist); |
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@ref lscp_create_midi_device (client, midi_driver, params); |
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@ref lscp_destroy_midi_device (client, midi_device); |
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@ref lscp_get_midi_devices (client); |
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@ref lscp_list_midi_devices (client); |
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@ref lscp_get_midi_device_info (client, midi_device); |
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@ref lscp_set_midi_device_param (client, midi_device, param); |
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@ref lscp_get_midi_port_info (client, midi_device, midi_port); |
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@ref lscp_get_midi_port_param_info (client, midi_device, midi_port, param); |
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@ref lscp_set_midi_port_param (client, midi_device, midi_port, param); |
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and change the result string accordingly. |
and change the result string accordingly. |
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