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Old 06-11-2018, 03:33 PM   #1
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Default GetParam giving back wrong value suddenly?

Are you allowed to use GetParam in ProcessDoubleReplacing?

I've been doing it up until now without problem.

But today I decided to do a bit more work and what was working before no longer is.

I put some print statements in and GetParam() is returning a different value that is showing on my custom control.

All I can think of is the AuxParams in my control are no longer getting pushed to the plugin itself. Why would that start happening?
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Old 06-11-2018, 11:38 PM   #2
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Are you allowed to use GetParam in ProcessDoubleReplacing?
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All I can think of is the AuxParams in my control are no longer getting pushed to the plugin itself. Why would that start happening?
I don't know... But I do seem to recall that I ran into an issue with AuxParams not being initialized properly i.e. you have to be careful to init their values after you add them.
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I don't know... But I do seem to recall that I ran into an issue with AuxParams not being initialized properly i.e. you have to be careful to init their values after you add them.
Talking of AuxParams. What is their purpose? I'm not sure why they exist. Why not just use the original params?

PS I found the issue. I'd added a weird test line somewhere unexpected while experimenting with something else but forgot to comment it out.
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Talking of AuxParams. What is their purpose? I'm not sure why they exist. Why not just use the original params?
It's been a while since I looked at WDL-OL, but I think it's for when you have a single control (e.g. an XY pad, or an EQ graph) that should update 2 or more parameters.
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It's been a while since I looked at WDL-OL, but I think it's for when you have a single control (e.g. an XY pad, or an EQ graph) that should update 2 or more parameters.
That is what I am doing. I have one control that uses Aux param for an XY pad. I don't think I use it for anything else.
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Yeah. My control has 7 parameters. I basically copied the XYPad example but wasn't sure why it didn't just use normal parameters.

Maybe it's so you can push them to normal parameters all at once?
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