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- Topic: Xponent Mapper Update... - |
SBDJ
 
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| Posted Fri 04 Jan 08 @ 06:37:01 |
Had a few things to fix, as detailed in my blog post here:
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/SBDJ/blog4856.html
Any comments, feedback and future suggestions are (as always) welcome :)
Regards,
Scott |
SBDJ
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| Posted Fri 04 Jan 08 @ 08:21:39 |
Uploaded v1.00 to the VDJ site, should be available soon :)
Regards,
Scott |
cioce
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| Posted Fri 04 Jan 08 @ 11:42:45 |
Good Job man, I will share this info into the Italian Forum!
I think a video on youtube where you show the Xponent with VDJ will be so good ;) |
djcel
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| Posted Fri 04 Jan 08 @ 22:16:53 |
The file is now available
@SBDJ
I have just modified two things before releasing it:
* converted the .doc in .pdf
* changed the zip compression because it was over-compressed
I can send you a XCode project for VDJ plugin on MAC if you are interested |
djcel
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| Posted Sat 05 Jan 08 @ 02:06:23 |
@SBDJ
There is just something strange in your mapper. When the plugin is loaded, VDJ automatically switches to the browser.
Have you added something special in the OnLoad() function? |
SBDJ
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| Posted Sat 05 Jan 08 @ 15:56:28 |
DJCel;
Crap, I forgot to comment that line out for something I was testing. My bad! I'll make sure I remember in the next release. Will issue future docs in PDF, especially since it will be cross-platform. Document was made in openoffice so PDF isn't a problem ;)
I use WinRAR as my archiver under windows, and was using the default ZIP settings. Interesting that it was overcompressed, will check the settings!
I'd appreciate that xcode sample, thanks :) |
SBDJ
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| Posted Tue 08 Jan 08 @ 05:39:06 |
Right, I've finally got around attempting to port this to Mac. I've made the changes I believe are needed to get it to compile (__stdcall in preprocessing, typedefs etc...) and it compiles :) Having now enclosed these in some #if defined statements, the code compiles cross-platform.
It produces a .bundle, which I placed in the ControlDevice folder, however it doesn't seem to be loaded. I'm assuming it's case sensitive, so I've tried Xponent.bundle, xponent.bundle, XPonent.bundle. In all cases, the default mapper takes effect... so I'm probably missing something here ;)
I think I've also found a small bug in the Mac version - every time I start VDJ, I have to deactivate and then activate Xponent in order to get it to be recognised at all.
Regards,
Scott |
skyfxl
       
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| Posted Tue 08 Jan 08 @ 22:22:09 |
Scot if you need any help testing it on mac let me know id be happy to help :) |
SBDJ
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| Posted Tue 08 Jan 08 @ 22:52:24 |
No worries, just got to get VDJ to load it first LOL! |
skyfxl
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| Posted Tue 08 Jan 08 @ 23:10:47 |
When you compiled did you get any comments listed in errors and warnings?
They are displayed on the left handbar.
It can compile but not be a VDJ readable project. |
SBDJ
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| Posted Tue 08 Jan 08 @ 23:25:39 |
I'd already checked that; it compiles fine but I do get a load of linker errors - "can't add line info to anonymous symbol" - and I have no idea what they mean. Still get "Build Successful" however. Will be interesting for me to compare what I've cobbled up. Another guy has reported the same warning since he's upgraded his Leopard install - but that his app compiles and runs fine. |
SBDJ
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| Posted Wed 09 Jan 08 @ 00:40:53 |
Well I no longer have the linker errors - seems to only be when compiled specifically for Leopard. Set it to 10.4 (Universal) and they went away. |
SBDJ
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| Posted Wed 09 Jan 08 @ 01:04:23 |
OK, seems it was something in the project, it now loads. It crashes VDJ, but it loads. More plugin troubleshooting needed now ;) |
SBDJ
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| Posted Wed 09 Jan 08 @ 01:38:12 |
Final update for tonight, it was a string issue... the mapper is working :) Further testing is required, but it's looking promising now. |
SBDJ
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| Posted Wed 09 Jan 08 @ 02:29:19 |
OK, so I'm talking to myself in this thread now. Sign of insanity, but hey-ho.
v1.01 has been uploaded.
Changelog is very small, but was a lot of work ;)
1.01: Mac Support Added
Fix Browser Switch On Load
If someone would like to test the Mac support, please do. It seems to work exactly the same as the windows version (which I would hope it does since it's the same source files!).
Once again, feedback is appreciated.
Regards,
Scott
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