Some Little Questions / Propositions about girder

[Ron]

1. Well you have made an error in implementing your .gml file.

2. Dual command,... sounds like you want a multicommand and they are implemented.

3.Group maintainance, I have no clue what this means

4.A menu ???? Groups can be selected in the treepicker. Why a separate menu?

5. You probably have a logaritmic volume control. I've checked the win32 API (again) and I cannot find a field that tells me that the volume control is logaritmic. Anyway there is a exported group for this.

[jediperry]

Alternativly :D

1: Never been to keen on using states so can't really help there.

3: You can do this using the group enable and group disable commands placed in a multigroup, ie enable one of your groups and disable the others.

4: OSDMenu is what you want to control the above.

Mike

[anonymo]

Ok. First I tried the "Multiple groups, one button function". Don't work so good as sometimes it loops with a TWO proggies pattern and then afterwords goes to the original coding once again. There is something wrong with the logical pattern and I can't figure it out... I just followed the example given and extrapolated a bit (Have 4 proggies).

Then I tried the ONE button ONE program pattern. Works very good but VERY heavy to implement if you have 5+ programs... Always having to change, maintain things.. etc...

So here is my question / Suggestion :

Can you make a DUAL command shot ? For example ... Enable this group AND Display this OSD, or SAY (plugin) this ...

Also, Can we have the GROUP maintainance implemented in Girder ? Meaning you ASSIGN a key to a GROUP, and when you press this key, the group is activated and selected groups are deactivated ?

Also, is there a way to have a menu from which you choose your group ?

Thank you all for your interests...

P.S: Oh.. and one more thing... The volume controls work fine, but the NUMERICAL display seems to be wanting a particular plugin... Which one would that be ?

Also, my volume controls are weird... THey don't change in the 75 percent half of the way.. but when they reach the 25 or 20 percent of the graph, the volume changes rapidly... So from a range of 15 bars, only 3 or 4 are really effective... Any ideas on how to fix that ?

Thanks alot people. GIRDER rulles...