Hi,

I'd like some radio buttons in my application to reflect the arguments in
. From what I've gathered, most of the arguments (the ones I'm
interesting in, anyway) are saved in the OPARMS structure when compiling,
but since host applications shouldn't include csoundCore.h, I was wondering
if there is another way. Another option would be to write a custom parser
(probably based on decode_long and argdecode), but that's rather
cumbersome...

Thanks,
Alex
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> Another option would be to write a custom parser
> (probably based on decode_long and argdecode), but that's rather
> cumbersome...

i have a c++ class that does this, if you are interested


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Hey Matt,

thanks, that'd be great! I'm using Objective-C, though, but it shouldn't be
too difficult to port your code.

I assume access to the arguments is something other developers might be
interested in as well. Maybe a possible API extension? Something similar to
Istvan's cfgvar.h springs to mind... Do you think people could use that?

Alex


matt ingalls-2 wrote:
> 
>> Another option would be to write a custom parser
>> (probably based on decode_long and argdecode), but that's rather
>> cumbersome...
> 
> i have a c++ class that does this, if you are interested
> 

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assuming you are using apple's obj-c,
  it's easy enough to mix c++ & obj-c...

i'll send you the files directly..


On Mar 18, 2008, at 11:04 AM, Alex Weiss wrote:

> thanks, that'd be great! I'm using Objective-C, though, but it  
> shouldn't be
> too difficult to port your code.

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matt ingalls-2 wrote:
> 
> assuming you are using apple's obj-c,
>   it's easy enough to mix c++ & obj-c...
> 
> i'll send you the files directly..
> 
Yes I know, a simple .mm does the trick ;) But the whole idea of mixing two
OOP languages seems strange to me, which is why I try to avoid it.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to your code. Thank you.

Alex

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Would some aspect of this code be useful to adapt to the current API?
If so, maybe you could share it with all the developers Matt?

Hope you are well.

Rick

On Mar 18, 2008, at 1:09 PM, matt ingalls wrote:

>
>> Another option would be to write a custom parser
>> (probably based on decode_long and argdecode), but that's rather
>> cumbersome...
>
> i have a c++ class that does this, if you are interested
>
>
> matt ingalls
> development@gvox.com
>
>
>
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