hi niklas, > coding a extensible-browser (most of the skeletton is already done) that > will support the following features:
i am not sure, if i am understanding correctly, what you mean with the term "browser" ... are you speaking of a gui object for the nova language or of a widget of the gui? > - show nova-objects installed with info (nearly done (hey, i am still > new to all that python stuff and the nova-code :) ) that is definitely pretty important to figure out, which objects are installed ... > - show known patches, with additional tagging and a list of recently > opened and saved ones (in progress (needs a db)) ... useful, too ... in both cases, in both cases ... i would guess you are talking about gui widgets (?) > planned: i guess, it is not that bad to steal some ideas from other systems ... > - simple file browser to allow importing new data to the various > browser-"handlers" > - show known samples with additional info like playtime etc and > additional tagging max provides a file-browser gui object, ubumenu, that iirc can either be filled with messages, or directly accesses the file system (with support for extension filtering) > - project browser for easy patch&referenced samples/general > objects-handling and info about the used nova-objects+editing the names > (eg. for dynamic patching) & project specific actions (more below) > - repository browser for importing patches from a remote repository to > the local library > - extensible search function to search patches/samples etc. should be plain gui features, no? > - nova-browser object(s) that outputs specific messages accordingly to > their gui events: > eg. the sample browser would just output a message with the file-path to > the currently selected sample+bang when the sample should be > played/stoped+simple volume float. messages can be stored in the > action-browser like [store "name" message-content(-[browser.action] > - action browser that allows storing such messages, retrieving&editing > them and sending them through the [browser.action] when clicked you should definitely have a look at the ubumenu documentation ... cycling provides pdf manuals at the site for most of their products (http://www.cycling74.com/twiki/bin/view/ProductDocumentation) cheers, tim -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 96771783 http://tim.klingt.org A paranoid is a man who knows a little of what's going on. William S. Burroughs
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