This is interesting,
however, I find it a bit hard to edit graphically without seeing the
result displayed.

For a Wx implementation of something similar, have a look at the
graph.py module that comes with PartikkelExplorer. It's a general data
plotting module, but in PartikkelExplorer it is used for editing
csound ftables with the mouse.
It has a simple test build in if you run it as main (that is, just
double click the file, or type "python graph.py" on the commandline).
The graphics are ugly as hell, I am the first to admit, but it works.

Oeyvind

2008/1/27, Tim Mortimer <timmortimer@d2.net.au>:
>
> AS crappy as this is, i have attempted to write a ftable editor using only
> FLTK widgets!
>
> The aptly named FLjoy proved to be about the best fit for the job in the
> end.
>
> unfortunately FLsetVal doesn't seem to work for sliders that have inverted
> min / max values...
>
> in this example illustrative csd attached, the x axis is pitch, & the y axis
> is keyscaled db values
>
> The left mouse button in the FLjoy target zone plays back the appropriate
> index at the appropriate dB
>
> the right mouse button allows for rewriting of the current target ftable
> index.
>
> So with the right mouse button held down you can quickly, easily, (albeit
> roughly) fashion some sort of whimsical ftable shape -
>
> i mainly designed this with parameter mapping in mind, rather than drawing
> oscillator shapes - & as such, it's also meant to be an editing rather than
> performance interface element (i'll be unleashing them en masse in my
> planned "ambient supersyn"
>
> selecting Index Lock allows for fine tuning of the currently selected index
> (by depressing the right mouse button) without the worry of accidently
> slipping over into a neighbouring bin
>
> The value is displayed in the text box, & also in the slider to the right of
> the joystick space.
>
> Don't alter the text boxes, they are for display purposes only
>
> I look forward to suggestions for improvements - or even better
> demonstrations of improvements - or even better yet the WXPython realtime
> ftable editor that someone else is now going to go away & write, wherein the
> tables fields are all displayed & responsive to changes within the mouse
> editing space itself!
>
> & to think it only took me about 16 hours! (he said sarcastically, thinking
> it might take 3 or 4 at the most...)
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p15117478/fljoy.csd fljoy.csd
>
> happy hunting
>
> T.
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