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Re: Wrapping VSTGUI for Dummies
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Re: Wrapping VSTGUI for Dummies


  • Subject: Re: Wrapping VSTGUI for Dummies
  • From: "Robert Fehse" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 12:31:17 +0200

good to know that i am not the only one having problems with offsetting the
vst window ;)

but i think the really best method to handle this would be with an own
carbon window.
although i didn't get it working because of my lack of carbon window
knwoledge, i know that it's possible.
so in theorie in CreateUI you would have to create a new carbon window and
group it with the original
carbon window and of course you place it under the emagic toolbar. when
doing it this way you can pass
this window to vst with no offset handling at all.

i think i also tried to offset the effGetEditRect with no success.
what i am doing now is offseting all CDrawContext's.
this is also very dirty, but works somehow.

the only problem i am currently have is that on the bottom of my plugin i am
not able to use drawString.
seems that somewhere inside vstgui clipping occurs and on this moment vstgui
ignores drawContext offset
and clips it. of course the bad bottom area has the height of logic's
toolbar :)

does this problem occurs with your offset method ?

do you also have the problem that the logic gui is locked if you are mousing
in vst ?

cheers

robert

the next problem discussed should be: vst automation for dummies ;)
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