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Toggle GUI via console command #54

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jayden-chan opened this issue Aug 19, 2022 · 1 comment
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Toggle GUI via console command #54

jayden-chan opened this issue Aug 19, 2022 · 1 comment
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@jayden-chan
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This feature would build on #31.

It would be nice to have plugins running in headless mode being controlled by the console commands, but also have the option to toggle the GUI with a console command.

I actually "implemented" this in a private fork for the GTK3 host, but the solution was hacky and it completely broke after I pulled the most recent round of changes yesterday. I don't think I have a sufficient understanding of the codebase or DSP in general to implement this myself.

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I actually "implemented" this in a private fork for the GTK3 host, but the solution was hacky and it completely broke after I pulled the most recent round of changes yesterday.

Yeah, apologies, I have been refactoring everything heavily so any changes are going to massively conflict. All of these command feature requests are part of the rationale for why, though: the command interface is pretty toy-ish, and Jalv wasn't designed to have a bunch of parallel control systems working at once (especially remote and/or cross-UI ones).

The current architecture (or lack thereof...) can't bear the weight of a ton of hacks to pretend that a simple interface designed for twiddling parameters in the headless console app is a full-blown remote control protocol that can be used alongside a UI. So, I'm working towards having an architecture that actually can.

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