Re: [LAU] Lash compatibility...

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On 5/17/07, James <everamzah@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
i second that. i have been going thru a lot of source code (i have it all on
my hd anyway, so might as well) in the hopes of picking up on how to
program. strange place to start i know. but important programs like ghostess
(which i realize isn't meant to be a full-blown dssi host, but is the best
"simple" option atm) really need to be lash compliant in order to be fully
usable.

of course, a wishlist could go on for ages so i'll stfu ;)


On 5/17/07, James Stone <jamesmstone@xxxxxxxxx > wrote:
> Just wondered if anyone has considered adding Lash compatibility
> to ghostess? It would really make seq24 an even more amazing
> program than it is already....
>
> It is a shame more linux audio apps have not picked up on lash.
> IMHO it is one of the key things preventing linux audio from
> steaming ahead of the competition..
>
> I would be more than happy to put in time to help with this, if
> there is anything I can do.. I am afraid my c skills are rather
> poor though, and I would not know where to start with this,
> unless someone could point me to some nice example code!
>
> Anyway, please don't read this post as moaning. It is just
> written with the earnest hope of improving the situation with
> linux audio.
>
> James
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I've been meaning to take a crack at it as a way of learning LASH (so
I can add suport to my own project).  I'll try to take a look at it in
the next few weeks, although my time is very limited.

I'd also like to change the GUI to use a GtkTreeView (useing the
ListStore), so it looks like a list of plugins, one per line.
Double-clicking the line would bring up the plugin's GUI.
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