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billstei · Post by **billstei** » Sat Jul 25, 2009 4:08 am

SVN 45 - Terrible awful bug fixed.

billstei · Post by **billstei** » Sat Jul 25, 2009 1:33 pm

@xh3rv - SVN 46 has (should have) a fully functional (Use) Osc X, but you mentioned that you could not see any text, so let me know how that's going. At one point I tweaked the background color to make the Windows build look sensible. If you want to fiddle with it, just to see if there is some OSX oddness, see lines 58 and 59 of oscpanel.cpp

xh3rv · Post by **xh3rv** » Sun Jul 26, 2009 2:18 am

The osc X on OS X is all set, -X

billstei · Post by **billstei** » Sun Jul 26, 2009 2:42 am

I took SVN 48 and made a secret Alpha release on my website. It did not crash on Windows XP, but there was at least one bug with the pushwheel controls (Gain and Base Frequency). Can't say that I like them anyway, so they will probably change/go away. And there's a lot of things I plan to do or change, so take it for what it's worth... in theory you might actually be able to do something useful with it:

BlueberryThing 0.0.3.18 (Linux)
BlueberryThing 0.0.3.18 (MS Windows)

There are no installers, just unpack it somewhere convenient, and double click it.

billstei · Post by **billstei** » Mon Jul 27, 2009 5:21 am

Almost got a half-way decent animated knob worked out to replace the push wheel stuff... although MS Windows is not ideal with it.

Cyoon · Post by **Cyoon** » Mon Jul 27, 2009 4:32 pm

Ohhh..any chance to get the osx version as well?

xh3rv · Post by **xh3rv** » Mon Jul 27, 2009 6:42 pm

Notes: Keep the image folder in the same directory as the 'Blueberrything' app. I believe this will run on OS X 10.4 and not PPC, but only really sure it will run on 10.5 / i386. It doesn't like to close properly.

Blueberrything OS X

billstei · Post by **billstei** » Mon Jul 27, 2009 7:22 pm

@xh3rv - When you say it doesn't like to close properly, does it ever close, or does it have a (long) delay? I have seen a close delay when running under Wine, and if I click the drag/title bar it immediately closes. I did not see this in WinXP (lately). Linux has never done it that I can remember.

The new knob control code is written as of SVN 50, I just need to use it (for Gain and Base Frequency).

Regarding the images folder, it can be in either of these locations:

./images (i.e. the same folder as the executable)
/usr/share/blueberrything/images

And if I ever get around to making a real Linux installer I will undoubtedly use the latter of the two.

Cyoon · Post by **Cyoon** » Mon Jul 27, 2009 8:21 pm

xh3rv wrote:Notes: Keep the image folder in the same directory as the 'Blueberrything' app. I believe this will run on OS X 10.4 and not PPC, but only really sure it will run on 10.5 / i386. It doesn't like to close properly.

Blueberrything OS X

by images you mean the samples right?

edit: doesn't work on osx 10.4.11 , just doesn't open..will try on 10.5 in a few days

thanks!

billstei · Post by **billstei** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:10 am

SVN 52 uses the new knob controls, and I wish MS Windows worked better because you can't mouse off the knob area... (it's complicated, and maybe a wxWidgets bug because Linux doesn't do it

). I wasn't sure if the fft calculations would keep up with realtime updating of the knob rotations, but it's tolerable here on 2.4 Ghz dual core (kinda flickery though -- buffered painting is on my TODO list). Depends on how much waveform is selected obviously, but anyways, it's very

Also new is clipping indication on the ZebraWave display, the stems turn red.

I might do Edit - Cut/Copy/Paste soon, seems like a useful/powerful thing to be able to do. Maybe (eventually) a Paste Selective dialog that lets you paste only certain things... lots of brain farts to think about.

xh3rv · Post by **xh3rv** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:04 am

billstei wrote:@xh3rv - When you say it doesn't like to close properly, does it ever close, or does it have a (long) delay? I have seen a close delay when running under Wine, and if I click the drag/title bar it immediately closes. I did not see this in WinXP (lately). Linux has never done it that I can remember

It does close - the way a program crashing closes.

A curious thing is, the menu item for wxID_EXIT doesn't show up; it definitely feels like the app object doesn't quite register its own destruction method properly. Some example code for OS X has the wxMenuBar stuff declared at app level rather than frame level, don't know if this would make a difference?

I can probably test this in the near future, but am pretty busy this week - midterms and travel. Funny enough the midterm includes a very basic intro to objects, the instructor said just don't worry about destructors yet XD.

And if I ever get around to making a real Linux installer I will undoubtedly use the latter of the two.

Naturally OS X has its own way of doing it too (buried in the app package) ... the easy way seems like just to change the paths in blueberrythingframe.cpp, there's probably a 'right' way /shrug

billstei · Post by **billstei** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 3:30 am

xh3rv wrote:
billstei wrote:@xh3rv - When you say it doesn't like to close properly, does it ever close, or does it have a (long) delay? I have seen a close delay when running under Wine, and if I click the drag/title bar it immediately closes. I did not see this in WinXP (lately). Linux has never done it that I can remember
It does close - the way a program crashing closes.

A curious thing is, the menu item for wxID_EXIT doesn't show up; it definitely feels like the app object doesn't quite register its own destruction method properly. Some example code for OS X has the wxMenuBar stuff declared at app level rather than frame level, don't know if this would make a difference?

I can probably test this in the near future, but am pretty busy this week - midterms and travel. Funny enough the midterm includes a very basic intro to objects, the instructor said just don't worry about destructors yet XD.

And if I ever get around to making a real Linux installer I will undoubtedly use the latter of the two.
Naturally OS X has its own way of doing it too (buried in the app package) ... the easy way seems like just to change the paths in blueberrythingframe.cpp, there's probably a 'right' way /shrug

If you disable SDL stuff does it close normally (easier said than done) ? At some point I plan to have a way to turn these things on/off from the command line, as well as turning debug info on/off, so don't lose hope.

My son's high school teacher told the class<--

that C++ and object oriented programming was "rocket science". I assured him it was not. This project would take longer than I care to think about without object oriented-ness, with the cool side effect that you don't necessarily go insane writing it.

Will look into the OSX menu issues, see what I can discover.

SVN 53 has Edit Copy/Paste. Very handy stuff.

raikard233 · Post by **raikard233** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 7:24 am

Zork wrote:
xh3rv wrote:Notes: Keep the image folder in the same directory as the 'Blueberrything' app. I believe this will run on OS X 10.4 and not PPC, but only really sure it will run on 10.5 / i386. It doesn't like to close properly.

Blueberrything OS X

by images you mean the samples right?

edit: doesn't work on osx 10.4.11 , just doesn't open..will try on 10.5 in a few days

thanks!

Tried now on 10.5.7 cmd+o and crashes at start.
It don't open nor the gui.

Urs · Post by **Urs** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 7:56 am

raikard233 wrote:Tried now on 10.5.7 cmd+o and crashes at start.
It don't open nor the gui.

Same here 10.4.11

billstei · Post by **billstei** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:58 pm

What's the cheapest way to get OSX running? I saved up $3.50 so far.

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