Hi,
Kind of a technical question, but I am wondering why a "struct" was used
instead of a class to compose the juce::AudioParameterFloat and the
uiOwnedItem?
In the following code:
struct FaustPlugInAudioParameterFloat : public juce::AudioParameterFloat,
public uiOwnedItem {
FaustPlugInAudioParameterFloat(GUI* gui, FAUSTFLOAT* zone, const
std::string& path, const std::string& label, FAUSTFLOAT init, FAUSTFLOAT
min, FAUSTFLOAT max, FAUSTFLOAT step)
:juce::AudioParameterFloat(path, label, float(min), float(max),
float(init)), uiOwnedItem(gui, zone)
{}
I would like to modify this a bit to accept a "skew" factor that could be
passed into the juce "range" object (part of the AudioParameterFloat).
Currently the min, max, and step are being passed as the start, end, and
interval.
It seems like a class could have other initializers that could be called
when creating a new FaustPluginAudioParameterFloat (not sure of the struct
syntax)?
Thanks
Steven Kraninger
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