My requests are more like proposals than requests :).
When I saw all the work involved in my last request for Drumkv1, I felt a bit embarrassed. I thought it would be simple. I come from a web development background. And I think in those terms.
In a web environment, changing the color of an element between defined states is as simple as adding a CSS class associated with the state and performing the class change with JavaScript. But Qt/C++ is infinitely more complex.
@bluebell, thanks for the tip. It doesn't exactly fit what I need (GM compatible), but it's a good idea that can work for many cases.
The funny thing is that if we combine the GUI with the properties UI, where the sample is a dropdown list (QcomboBox), it almost works as I want. The only thing missing is the ability to preload samples from the directory in the dropdown.
I just started a project. If I finish it, maybe it'll make sense to revisit this topic.
Hi Rui:
My requests are more like proposals than requests :).
When I saw all the work involved in my last request for Drumkv1, I felt a bit embarrassed. I thought it would be simple. I come from a web development background. And I think in those terms.
In a web environment, changing the color of an element between defined states is as simple as adding a CSS class associated with the state and performing the class change with JavaScript. But Qt/C++ is infinitely more complex.
@bluebell, thanks for the tip. It doesn't exactly fit what I need (GM compatible), but it's a good idea that can work for many cases.
The funny thing is that if we combine the GUI with the properties UI, where the sample is a dropdown list (QcomboBox), it almost works as I want. The only thing missing is the ability to preload samples from the directory in the dropdown.
I just started a project. If I finish it, maybe it'll make sense to revisit this topic.
Thanks, Rui.