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This wiki page contains programming tips & tricks for [[mozaic_plugin_engine|Mozaic]] | This wiki page contains programming tips & tricks for [[mozaic_plugin_engine|Mozaic]] | ||
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* [[#Two dimensional Arrays]] | * [[#Two dimensional Arrays]] | ||
* [[#Multi dimensional Arrays]] | * [[#Multi dimensional Arrays]] | ||
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+ | ===== NoteOn Velocity 0 Special Case===== | ||
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+ | The Midi Spec allows to use a NoteOn command with velocity zero instead of a NoteOff command. If this combination is received by Mozaic, this midi command is automatically converted to
NoteOff vel 0 - even for the @OnMidiInput event and when checking MidiByte1. | ||
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+ | Therefore scripts don‘t need to check for this ‚NoteOn Vel 0‘ case, as that special case is handled by Mozaic. Even when using MidiThrough, | ||
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===== Two dimensional Arrays ===== | ===== Two dimensional Arrays ===== | ||
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===== Remove or add an entry inside an array ===== | ===== Remove or add an entry inside an array ===== | ||
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- | Instead of running through an array with a FOR loop to shift entries to either insert or remove an intermedeate enry, it is way faster to use the CopyArray Mozaic function. | + | Instead of running through an array with a FOR loop to shift entries to either insert or remove an intermedeate enry, it is way faster to use the CopyArray Mozaic function: |
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+ | === Remove an entry of an array (shift left) === | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | @OnLoad | ||
+ | for i=0 to 6 | ||
+ | a[i] = i | ||
+ | endfor | ||
+ | Log {Before },a[0],{ },a[1],{ },a[2],{ },a[3],{ },a[4],{ },a[5],{ },a[6] | ||
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+ | // Remove entry a[2] by left shift of the following entries | ||
+ | CopyArray a[3], a[2], 6 | ||
+ | | ||
+ | Log {After | ||
+ | @End | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | \\ | ||
+ | === Insert an entry into array (shift right) === | ||
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+ | Due to the inner working of CopyArray, the above trick doesn‘t work for right shifts - but one can use a temporary array to be more efficient than iterating over the array: | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | @OnLoad | ||
+ | for i=0 to 6 | ||
+ | a[i] = i | ||
+ | endfor | ||
+ | Log {Before | ||
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+ | // Insert a new a[2] | ||
+ | CopyArray a[2], _tmp, 6 | ||
+ | CopyArray _tmp, a[3], 6 | ||
+ | a[2] = 9 | ||
+ | | ||
+ | Log {After | ||
+ | @End | ||
+ | </ | ||
===== Using Logic Operators in Expressions instead of IF cases ===== | ===== Using Logic Operators in Expressions instead of IF cases ===== | ||
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