Phew! There was a lot to go through in this thread. Apologies if I'm
repeating some stuff here, there was so much I had to reply one by one,
and send them as one batch. I think we are converging on something in
the last email though, so feel free to skim the other replies.
More below.
On 2
I think we are getting closer to an agreement here! 🙂
On 25.01.2025 00:51, ichthyo wrote:
On 23.01.25 23:40, Will Godfrey wrote:
Like that LV2 at startup would only see the hard defaults, and
would not save anything to the main config or instance files,
On 24.01.25 10:50, Will Godfrey wro
Phew! There was a lot to go through in this thread. Apologies if I'm
repeating some stuff here, there was so much I had to reply one by one,
and send them as one batch. I think we are converging on something in
the last email though, so feel free to skim the other replies.
More below.
On 2
Phew! There was a lot to go through in this thread. Apologies if I'm
repeating some stuff here, there was so much I had to reply one by one,
and send them as one batch. I think we are converging on something in
the last email though, so feel free to skim the other replies.
More below.
On 23.0
On 23.01.25 23:40, Will Godfrey wrote:
Like that LV2 at startup would only see the hard defaults, and
would not save anything to the main config or instance files,
On 24.01.25 10:50, Will Godfrey wrote:
..., certainly for LV2 where the idea of a primary instance doesn't
make sense. For sta
On Fri, 24 Jan 2025 01:17:43 +0100
ichthyo wrote:
>On 23.01.25 23:40, Will Godfrey wrote:
>> Like that LV2 at startup would only see the hard defaults, and would not save
>> anything to the main config or instance files, but would be relying on:
>> SynthEngine::getalldata(
>> SynthEngine::putalld
On 23.01.25 23:40, Will Godfrey wrote:
Like that LV2 at startup would only see the hard defaults, and would not save
anything to the main config or instance files, but would be relying on:
SynthEngine::getalldata(
SynthEngine::putalldata(
Hi Will,
see at the end of my other mail.
Where I've e
I've just done an experiment with a side branch.
I added the lines:
if (isLV2)
return;
to the very start of:
Config::loadConfig(
Config::updateConfig(
Like that LV2 at startup would only see the hard defaults, and would not save
anything to the main config or instance files, but would be
On 22.01.2025 23:14, ichthyo wrote:
Thus, if you know an example where just loading a LV2 project will
silently change a *configuration setting* (as opposed to some further
runtime state), then we'd break the new invariant and we'd have to
consider how to sort that out. Again, what I say here
