Re: Newbie AU questions (AU types and subtypes)
Re: Newbie AU questions (AU types and subtypes)
- Subject: Re: Newbie AU questions (AU types and subtypes)
- From: Jim Wintermyre <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 01:27:31 -0700
>What about Paul's suggestion to use three characters of the
subtype to indicate the standard categories? This could be refined
to specify that subtypes starting with three lower case characters
are reserved by Apple to indicate the generic categories, and then
each manufacturer could create more than one variation for each
standard effect. subtypes with an upper case character in any of
the first three digits would indicate an AU which is not conforming.
Personally I like B.J.'s suggestion better. People are bound to get
it wrong doing this split-function 4-byte ID thing, and I doubt that
most people will even be utilizing the standard effect type thing
anyway, so I think it's best to have it be a separate property, for
those effects that want to conform to a standard type.
I second that motion...
Jim
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