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Hello ,
Mike... I will post there my observations, and let you do the effective edit to the wiki, in order to keep things clean and understandable for everyone (my english may not be that good)...
So...
The problem with the shift button from a device_component point of view is that it shut down the lights whatever "id 0" one send. What I found was to handle it sending "call set_shift_button id 0" and "call set_bank_buttons id 0" on the "Device_Component",
observing the shift_button the usual way as a "Device_Control", get its release value (0), then a deferlow object and use it to light back the "Device_Control_$1_Ring_Mode_Button" by sending a bang to its function "call send_value $1 true". This way you can use the device controls the way you want, disable the shift function on them, and keep its function for session_overview, for instance.
I hope this makes sense to you...
Laurent
HI Mike
And thx for all the great help your blog was (is?). I find your work is a welcome pioneering, and made me jump a great step in M4L and control surfaces understanding
an edit:
The path to the device on/off is "Device_Component", and the function "set_on_off_button". It waits an id 0 to be freed and the id of the control "Device_Control_On_Off" to be set back to normal.
Cheers...
Laurent
hi
tested with nudge_down and nudge_up buttons and guess what...
no way to disable these functionalities
I'm trying to observe these buttons using the same method as is employed in this vid (http://vimeo.com/8956091) to observe the metronome button. However, I'm not getting any results. Suggestions?