i really love how you took the time to explain how they used the bits to assign the title bar buttons. I glanced at it when i was looking through the class myself, and didn't think much of it. I noticed it was a bit weird that they just didn't use 0,1,2,3, but i didn't think much of it. the way it works really is a fascinating touch. thank you for this attention to detail with this series. im learning so much more about c++ programming than i thought i would be.
Thanks so much for these tutorials. I'm quite a beginner in using extensive frameworks and your way of checking the workflow and how JUCE works makes it so much easier to dig in.
Awesome tutorial, thank you so much! You mentioned at 7:52 a tutorial on bit masks. I don't see a link to that in the description, do you have one? Thanks!
The link to the original JUCE-tutorials is now broken. Does anyone know where I can find these files and (more important) whether it would be difficult to follow along this playlist because the code is old and deprecated?
I disagree with the Masking Stuff. These buttons are just assigned those numbers, What if you pass 6 or 3 to the function which is (110 or 011) will it show 2 buttons out of the three if yes then that's masking.
Does somebody got the source from this complete JUCE course? it's seems like all of them are down... If somebody has a git* repo would be amazing! many thanks!
Figured it out. Replace: mainWindow = new MainWindow (getApplicationName()); With: mainWindow.reset(new MainWindow (getApplicationName())); Still not sure why. Found the solution at the link below. If anyone wants to explain why, I'd love to hear a dumbed down explanation. forum.juce.com/t/problems-w-graphics-the-application-window-tutorial-scopedpointer-deprecated/35308
Oh, I already forgot how confusing is C++ after PHP and Ruby. Are these fancy constructors with multiple set of arguments - are some kind of multiple inheritance syntax implementation?
Class inheritance is given solely by the line `class a : public b`. The constructor syntax `a(type arg) : b( type arg ... ) ` is how you call parent constructors in c++, I guess like `super()`.
Hi, I know this is likely a dead comment and you probably wont see this. But for everyone else who would like to know, in VS if you right-click and click peek definition it will pop up the definition class for whatever you had right-clicked
thanks for your answer , I am on pc and was quite excited about the live build function but cannot get it to work either. Exporting to VS seems like a slower way to work , although it seems faster for you and xcode.
How can I do if I want 2 button are closeButton and Maximize button? And how can I do if I want to double click on Titlebar to maximize screen like on windows?
I'm not sure about the Titlebar double click, but to only display maximise and close buttons, you can replace "DocumentWindow::allButtons" with "DocumentWindow::closeButton, DocumentWindow::maximiseButton," in your class implementation.
When I try to click save and open in IDE i get an "Error Writing to File" and it tells me my modules paths are not correctly which is a lie as my module folder path is showing up in white on the global search paths please help
If I may add, I'd suggest to keep an eye on the resolution and framerate on youtube, for some reason this video has no 720 and it forces you to choose between 1080@60fps or 480@30fps, the first is too heavy on some machines, like mine, even though code is readable, the other one is too low resolution for a pleasant experience. anyways thanks for uploading these, they're the best I could find 100%
Beyond the Record He probably doesn’t mean absolute speed, but rather what things he explains and what level of knowledge he should expect from his audience.
i really love how you took the time to explain how they used the bits to assign the title bar buttons. I glanced at it when i was looking through the class myself, and didn't think much of it. I noticed it was a bit weird that they just didn't use 0,1,2,3, but i didn't think much of it. the way it works really is a fascinating touch. thank you for this attention to detail with this series. im learning so much more about c++ programming than i thought i would be.
Thanks so much for these tutorials. I'm quite a beginner in using extensive frameworks and your way of checking the workflow and how JUCE works makes it so much easier to dig in.
Starting with visual stuffs are helpful! Thank you for the bite-sized tutorials!
Being new to JUCE these tutorials are excellent! Love the level of detail and the pace is perfect. Thanks a lot!
I like that I can view these and walk through the framework even when I’m not at my workstation and able to run Xcode.
i didn't even known that could exist something like that. Please don't stop, and thanks from Italy ;)
Hi, I'm myself starting with Juce and DSP Programming. So, this is really helpful ... thanx.
Awesome tutorial, thank you so much! You mentioned at 7:52 a tutorial on bit masks. I don't see a link to that in the description, do you have one? Thanks!
Hi! Excuse me! The link you gave for the project is closed, if possible, can you give a new link?
Hi ... love your tutorial ... but i'm sorry ... i'm not able to find the link to the demo project!
Just follow this tutorial docs.juce.com/master/tutorial_main_window.html Takes about 10 maybe 20 mins max and really helpful.
ON windows make sure Juce is on the root of C
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thanks for make this tutorials. It´s amazing and so fun
You are a legend
I love these tutorials!
Awesome tutorial!!
In the newer version of JUCE it doesnt seem to like the name "mainwindow" if I try and do it from the tutorial at the JUCE site
fail on me at following directions, got it now!
How did you get it working? I'm having the same issue.
I copied exactly the stuff from the tutorial page...I didnt have the first block pasted in...I think when I get hom I might be able to post it
Ohh ok, that'd be sweet! I'll see if I can get it working :D
Here's the main I made. pastebin.com/XTYSv6gn
Very helpful, thanks !
Watching this one now!, it's good that you go through the classes!, i'm not familiar with the Juce Api and also Xcode!
Where can I find the projucer project ?
That looks like an octal value to determine which buttons show up, kind of like Unix permissions works
The link to the original JUCE-tutorials is now broken. Does anyone know where I can find these files and (more important) whether it would be difficult to follow along this playlist because the code is old and deprecated?
Thank you so much!
I disagree with the Masking Stuff. These buttons are just assigned those numbers, What if you pass 6 or 3 to the function which is (110 or 011) will it show 2 buttons out of the three if yes then that's masking.
can buil full daw and work it with webassembly ?
Does somebody got the source from this complete JUCE course? it's seems like all of them are down... If somebody has a git* repo would be amazing! many thanks!
Anybody else getting a 'No operator "=" matches these operands' error on the initialise() funtion in the demo file?
Figured it out.
Replace:
mainWindow = new MainWindow (getApplicationName());
With:
mainWindow.reset(new MainWindow (getApplicationName()));
Still not sure why. Found the solution at the link below. If anyone wants to explain why, I'd love to hear a dumbed down explanation.
forum.juce.com/t/problems-w-graphics-the-application-window-tutorial-scopedpointer-deprecated/35308
Oh, I already forgot how confusing is C++ after PHP and Ruby. Are these fancy constructors with multiple set of arguments - are some kind of multiple inheritance syntax implementation?
Class inheritance is given solely by the line `class a : public b`. The constructor syntax `a(type arg) : b( type arg ... ) ` is how you call parent constructors in c++, I guess like `super()`.
is there a way to use the "commmand click" to open documentation in windows? My win key(suppose to be the command key) does nothing :(
try highlighting it then pressing f12
Hi, I know this is likely a dead comment and you probably wont see this.
But for everyone else who would like to know, in VS if you right-click and click peek definition it will pop up the definition class for whatever you had right-clicked
I will also add the keybind combination for it is alt+F12
thanks , just starting , this is very helpful. btw , why do you use xcode rather then the live build inside jucer ?
thanks for your answer , I am on pc and was quite excited about the live build function but cannot get it to work either. Exporting to VS seems like a slower way to work , although it seems faster for you and xcode.
Thanks , great work on these tutorials ! I am watching all of them and excited for more .
How can I do if I want 2 button are closeButton and Maximize button?
And how can I do if I want to double click on Titlebar to maximize screen like on windows?
I'm not sure about the Titlebar double click, but to only display maximise and close buttons, you can replace "DocumentWindow::allButtons" with "DocumentWindow::closeButton, DocumentWindow::maximiseButton," in your class implementation.
You have to follow the pattern, if...:
0001 (1) = minimise,
0010 (2) = maximise,
0100 (4) = close, and
0111 (7) = all buttons,
it's clear that...:
0011 (3) = minimise & maximise,
0101 (5) = minimise & close, and
0110 (6) = maximise & close,
so the answer is 6.
When I try to click save and open in IDE i get an "Error Writing to File" and it tells me my modules paths are not correctly which is a lie as my module folder path is showing up in white on the global search paths please help
Found the problem I had to go to the modules tab under file explorer and change the path of each module used hope this helps somebody else!
Where can you download mainwindowtutorial.jucer ?
RT
dang.... really makes me want some juice
No worries got it ... sorry about the fuss ;-)
Where did you find it?
do more videos, obviously.
Please increase font size. It is hard to see on an iPad.
If I may add, I'd suggest to keep an eye on the resolution and framerate on youtube, for some reason this video has no 720 and it forces you to choose between 1080@60fps or 480@30fps, the first is too heavy on some machines, like mine, even though code is readable, the other one is too low resolution for a pleasant experience.
anyways thanks for uploading these, they're the best I could find 100%
You could go a bit faster, it's okay !
you can watch the video at 1.25 speed, I find it perfect to speed up the pace of the video when I need to!
Beyond the Record He probably doesn’t mean absolute speed, but rather what things he explains and what level of knowledge he should expect from his audience.
why is the juce documentation so aesthetically awful now?
sad 720p noises
THANKYOU SO MUCH!