EQ Presets button

JW · 7th March 2005, 19:55

I'm trying to create a button that will cycle through a set of hard-coded EQ presets. The code below will load one preset (and display the text for that preset, but won't cycle through them.

PHP Code:


			
#include ..\..\..\lib\std.mi



Function setText(String txt);

Function emptyText();



Global button EQPresets;

Global slider eq1, eq2, eq3, eq4, eq5, eq6, eq7, eq8, eq9, eq10;

Global Text StatusTicker;

Global Timer StatusTimer;

Global int EQPresetNum;



System.onScriptLoaded() {



  Group maingroup = getContainer("main").getLayout("normal");



  StatusTicker = maingroup.findObject("Songticker");

  StatusTimer = new Timer;

  StatusTimer.setDelay(2000);



  eq1 = maingroup.findObject("eq1");

  eq2 = maingroup.findObject("eq2");

  eq3 = maingroup.findObject("eq3");

  eq4 = maingroup.findObject("eq4");

  eq5 = maingroup.findObject("eq5");

  eq6 = maingroup.findObject("eq6");

  eq7 = maingroup.findObject("eq7");

  eq8 = maingroup.findObject("eq8");

  eq9 = maingroup.findObject("eq9");

  eq10 = maingroup.findObject("eq10");



  EQPresets = maingroup.findobject("EQ_Presets");

}



EQPresets.onLeftClick() {

  if (EQPresetNum = 3) {

    eq1.setPosition(1);

    eq2.setPosition(1);

    eq3.setPosition(1);

    eq4.setPosition(1);

    eq5.setPosition(1);

    eq6.setPosition(1);

    eq7.setPosition(1);

    eq8.setPosition(1);

    eq9.setPosition(1);

    eq10.setPosition(1);

    setText("EQ:  Flat");

    EQPresetNum = 1;

  }

  if (EQPresetNum = 1) {

    eq1.setPosition(49);

    eq2.setPosition(42);

    eq3.setPosition(37);

    eq4.setPosition(25);

    eq5.setPosition(20);

    eq6.setPosition(29);

    eq7.setPosition(39);

    eq8.setPosition(44);

    eq9.setPosition(48);

    eq10.setPosition(50);

    setText("EQ:  Rock");

    EQPresetNum = 2;

  }

  if (EQPresetNum = 2) {

    eq1.setPosition(50);

    eq2.setPosition(1);

    eq3.setPosition(37);

    eq4.setPosition(1);

    eq5.setPosition(20);

    eq6.setPosition(1);

    eq7.setPosition(39);

    eq8.setPosition(1);

    eq9.setPosition(48);

    eq10.setPosition(1);

    setText("EQ:  Test1");

    EQPresetNum = 3;

  }

}



StatusTimer.onTimer() {

  StatusTicker.setText("");

  stop();

}



setText(String txt) {

  StatusTimer.stop();

  StatusTicker.setText(txt);

  StatusTimer.start();

}



emptyText() {

  StatusTicker.setText("");

  StatusTimer.stop();

}

Is using an integer not the correct way to handle that?

UUL · 7th March 2005, 20:01

try adding

EQPresetNum = 3;

to your onscriptloaded

JW · 7th March 2005, 20:04

Nope

But, that brings up another question - how do I track what the last setting was before the skin was unloaded? Is that what the GetPrivateInt and SetPrivateInt are for?

UUL · 7th March 2005, 20:08

use both, use SetPrivateInt to save the value and GetPrivateInt when the skin gets loaded

JW · 7th March 2005, 20:47

Cool, got it all working. Thanks!

PHP Code:


			
EQPresets.onLeftClick() {

  if (System.getPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2) == 3) {

    eq1.setPosition(1);

    eq2.setPosition(1);

    eq3.setPosition(1);

    eq4.setPosition(1);

    eq5.setPosition(1);

    eq6.setPosition(1);

    eq7.setPosition(1);

    eq8.setPosition(1);

    eq9.setPosition(1);

    eq10.setPosition(1);

    setText("EQ:  Flat");

    System.setPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 1);

  }

  else if (System.getPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2) == 1) {

    eq1.setPosition(49);

    eq2.setPosition(42);

    eq3.setPosition(37);

    eq4.setPosition(25);

    eq5.setPosition(20);

    eq6.setPosition(29);

    eq7.setPosition(39);

    eq8.setPosition(44);

    eq9.setPosition(48);

    eq10.setPosition(50);

    setText("EQ:  Rock");

    System.setPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2);

  }

  else if (System.getPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2) == 2) {

    eq1.setPosition(50);

    eq2.setPosition(1);

    eq3.setPosition(37);

    eq4.setPosition(1);

    eq5.setPosition(20);

    eq6.setPosition(1);

    eq7.setPosition(39);

    eq8.setPosition(1);

    eq9.setPosition(48);

    eq10.setPosition(1);

    setText("EQ:  Test1");

    System.setPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 3);

  }

}

Michgelsen · 7th March 2005, 21:11

Shouldn't setPrivateInt be in de onScriptUnloading section?

UUL · 8th March 2005, 06:56

this will work to, doesn't really matter

JW · 8th March 2005, 20:14

This way is actually a little better, in that it writes to studio.xnf as soon as the EQ profile is changed. That way if Winamp shuts down unexpectedly, the values are already saved.

Michgelsen · 8th March 2005, 20:43

Oh yes that's true, didn't think of that.

7th March 2005, 19:55	#1
JW Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Valencia, CA Posts: 304	EQ Presets button I'm trying to create a button that will cycle through a set of hard-coded EQ presets. The code below will load one preset (and display the text for that preset, but won't cycle through them. PHP Code: #include ..\..\..\lib\std.mi Function setText(String txt); Function emptyText(); Global button EQPresets; Global slider eq1, eq2, eq3, eq4, eq5, eq6, eq7, eq8, eq9, eq10; Global Text StatusTicker; Global Timer StatusTimer; Global int EQPresetNum; System.onScriptLoaded() { Group maingroup = getContainer("main").getLayout("normal"); StatusTicker = maingroup.findObject("Songticker"); StatusTimer = new Timer; StatusTimer.setDelay(2000); eq1 = maingroup.findObject("eq1"); eq2 = maingroup.findObject("eq2"); eq3 = maingroup.findObject("eq3"); eq4 = maingroup.findObject("eq4"); eq5 = maingroup.findObject("eq5"); eq6 = maingroup.findObject("eq6"); eq7 = maingroup.findObject("eq7"); eq8 = maingroup.findObject("eq8"); eq9 = maingroup.findObject("eq9"); eq10 = maingroup.findObject("eq10"); EQPresets = maingroup.findobject("EQ_Presets"); } EQPresets.onLeftClick() { if (EQPresetNum = 3) { eq1.setPosition(1); eq2.setPosition(1); eq3.setPosition(1); eq4.setPosition(1); eq5.setPosition(1); eq6.setPosition(1); eq7.setPosition(1); eq8.setPosition(1); eq9.setPosition(1); eq10.setPosition(1); setText("EQ: Flat"); EQPresetNum = 1; } if (EQPresetNum = 1) { eq1.setPosition(49); eq2.setPosition(42); eq3.setPosition(37); eq4.setPosition(25); eq5.setPosition(20); eq6.setPosition(29); eq7.setPosition(39); eq8.setPosition(44); eq9.setPosition(48); eq10.setPosition(50); setText("EQ: Rock"); EQPresetNum = 2; } if (EQPresetNum = 2) { eq1.setPosition(50); eq2.setPosition(1); eq3.setPosition(37); eq4.setPosition(1); eq5.setPosition(20); eq6.setPosition(1); eq7.setPosition(39); eq8.setPosition(1); eq9.setPosition(48); eq10.setPosition(1); setText("EQ: Test1"); EQPresetNum = 3; } } StatusTimer.onTimer() { StatusTicker.setText(""); stop(); } setText(String txt) { StatusTimer.stop(); StatusTicker.setText(txt); StatusTimer.start(); } emptyText() { StatusTicker.setText(""); StatusTimer.stop(); } Is using an integer not the correct way to handle that?

7th March 2005, 21:11	#6
Michgelsen Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Netherlands Posts: 1,416	Shouldn't setPrivateInt be in de onScriptUnloading section? Skins: Rectangular, AudioRack & Studiosus

8th March 2005, 20:43	#9
Michgelsen Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Netherlands Posts: 1,416	Oh yes that's true, didn't think of that. Skins: Rectangular, AudioRack & Studiosus

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7th March 2005, 20:01	#2
UUL Winamp Addict (Major Dude) Join Date: May 2003 Location: Winamp Modern Skinning Forum! Posts: 868	try adding EQPresetNum = 3; to your onscriptloaded

7th March 2005, 20:04	#3
JW Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Valencia, CA Posts: 304	Nope But, that brings up another question - how do I track what the last setting was before the skin was unloaded? Is that what the GetPrivateInt and SetPrivateInt are for?

7th March 2005, 20:08	#4
UUL Winamp Addict (Major Dude) Join Date: May 2003 Location: Winamp Modern Skinning Forum! Posts: 868	use both, use SetPrivateInt to save the value and GetPrivateInt when the skin gets loaded

7th March 2005, 20:47	#5
JW Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Valencia, CA Posts: 304	Cool, got it all working. Thanks! PHP Code: EQPresets.onLeftClick() { if (System.getPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2) == 3) { eq1.setPosition(1); eq2.setPosition(1); eq3.setPosition(1); eq4.setPosition(1); eq5.setPosition(1); eq6.setPosition(1); eq7.setPosition(1); eq8.setPosition(1); eq9.setPosition(1); eq10.setPosition(1); setText("EQ: Flat"); System.setPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 1); } else if (System.getPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2) == 1) { eq1.setPosition(49); eq2.setPosition(42); eq3.setPosition(37); eq4.setPosition(25); eq5.setPosition(20); eq6.setPosition(29); eq7.setPosition(39); eq8.setPosition(44); eq9.setPosition(48); eq10.setPosition(50); setText("EQ: Rock"); System.setPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2); } else if (System.getPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 2) == 2) { eq1.setPosition(50); eq2.setPosition(1); eq3.setPosition(37); eq4.setPosition(1); eq5.setPosition(20); eq6.setPosition(1); eq7.setPosition(39); eq8.setPosition(1); eq9.setPosition(48); eq10.setPosition(1); setText("EQ: Test1"); System.setPrivateInt("Mobile PC", "EQPreset", 3); } }

8th March 2005, 06:56	#7
UUL Winamp Addict (Major Dude) Join Date: May 2003 Location: Winamp Modern Skinning Forum! Posts: 868	this will work to, doesn't really matter

8th March 2005, 20:14	#8
JW Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Valencia, CA Posts: 304	This way is actually a little better, in that it writes to studio.xnf as soon as the EQ profile is changed. That way if Winamp shuts down unexpectedly, the values are already saved.