...so you can send [MIDI data], and will be able to receive
later
The routines allow you to produce MIDI files by step-entry on an
on-screen keyboard, but at this point not by recording live performance
on an external keyboard. You can then open those MIDI files in a
sequencer, but the
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 05:55 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somehow, I just don't get it, knowing Mac's SImplicity. How do I
change the
Icon of the standalone in OSX. I used to be able to copy and paste
with the
old system. Somehow I am puzzled by this simple issue.
scott
Scott,
Brian, that's awesome! How long have you know this and not told anyone?
;-)
For about 10 minutes after I played with much uglier scripts (try building
aData by concatenating it with itself- binary speed but UGLY script).
And about 10 minutes before I posted it =).
Anyway, thanks for being
I've built an app with 2.4.3B2X and it's ready to go, but the menus are
working funky. I have just two menus... File and Help. But when I choose
an item from my Help menu, the menu bar reverts to MC's standard menu bar
while it displays my help, then switches back to my menu bar. And though I
My pleasure, but I just discovered that the order of bytes in the imageData
is *different* on Windows than it is on Mac. On Windows it's BGRO, and on
Mac, it's ORGB. Something having to do with big endian/little endian
issues, I believe. This has already been sent to Scott; hopefully it will be
--- Kurt Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The routines allow you to produce MIDI files by
step-entry on an
on-screen keyboard, but at this point not by
recording live performance
on an external keyboard. You can then open
those MIDI files in a
sequencer, but the routines don't send
I have a strong feeling that this won't be fixable- since imageData points to
actual bytes in memory which happen to lie differently on Windows and Mac
platforms.
Luckily, once can always test the platform and proceed accordingly- I think
you'll find Macs agree with UNIX and LINUX, and Windows
