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i'd love to see this integrated with ardour's upcoming midi support :) the

momentum of oss development is ever increasing :)
porl
On 17/12/2007, Dominic Sacr=E9  wrote:

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> On Sunday 16 December 2007 21:13:56 Ken Restivo wrote:

> > > I agree, a proper user interface is really needed. You shouldn't have

> to

> > > restart the program just to change the tempo...

> > > My own priority at the moment would be a GTK frontend, but I'll try t=

o

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> > > make the command line version more "interactive" as well. Thanks for

> your

> > > feedback, I'll keep you posted!

> >

> > I'd rather have it just take single key commands on stdin, like mplayer

> > does.

> >

> > +/-  or right-arrow/left-arrow to step the tempo, for instance, / and *

> or

> > up-arrow/down-arrow to raise and lower volume, etc.

>

> That's the idea... In addition to the GUI, of course.

>

> > Reading keys from stdin is dead simple and is in every first-semester C

> > course. In fact, if klick was in C and not C++, I'd already have done i=

t

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> > and submitted a patch. But OOP still seems alien to me, so after lookin=

g

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> > the code I didn't see the obvious place to add the feature.

>

> There is no obvious place to do it :)

>

> I'm afraid it'll be a little more involved than that, because klick, as i=

t

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> now, is entirely designed around tempo maps. They are loaded at startup,

> and

> not meant to be modified at runtime. So that will have to change, too...

>

>

> Dominic

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i'd love to see this integrated with ardour's upcoming midi support=

 :) the momentum of oss development is ever increasing :)porlOn 17/12/2007,

Dominic Sacr=E9 <dominic.sac=

re@gmx.de> wrote:

On Sunday 16 December 2007 21:13:56 Ken Restivo wrote:> > I agree=

, a proper user interface is really needed. You shouldn't have to&g=

t; > restart the program just to change the tempo...> > My own=

 priority at the moment would be a GTK frontend, but I'll try to

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> > make the command line version more "interactive" as=

 well. Thanks for your> > feedback, I'll keep you posted!=

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>> I'd rather have it just take single key commands on stdin,=

 like mplayer

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> does.>> +/-  or right-arrow/left-arrow to =

step the tempo, for instance, / and * or> up-arrow/down-arrow to rai=

se and lower volume, etc.That's the idea... In addition to the =

GUI, of course.

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> Reading keys from stdin is dead simple and is in every first-s=

emester C> course. In fact, if klick was in C and not C++, I'd a=

lready have done it> and submitted a patch. But OOP still seems alie=

n to me, so after looking at

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> the code I didn't see the obvious place to add the feature.There is no obvious place to do it :)I'm afraid it'll =

be a little more involved than that, because klick, as it isnow, is ent=

irely designed around tempo maps. They are loaded at startup, and

not meant to be modified at runtime. So that will have to change, too..=

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