Re: [LAU] Editing zynadsuxfx/yoshimi patches?

Hi,

Expanding/collapsing is an essential part of a tree structure, since it
allows to speed up navigatioon.

I don't believe the parameter search idea would introduce too much
complexity, as the interface would already need to keep track of all the
parameters in the tree.

I quite agree about keeping the command and "visual", to use the vi
terminology, interfaces fairly separate. Ecasound is a good reference
for a command-driven interface, but I especially like the way nama has a
"nearly" (we still have to review it) coherent set of long-hand and
matching short-hand commands.

Cheers,
S.M.

On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 10:55:09AM +0200, Julien Claassen wrote:
> Hey there1
> The "/" idea is a good one. But I suppose, it would introduce some
> small beasts to manage. but if included directly into the basic
> design I suppose it won't be too bad. Especially considering the
> merits.
> Perhaps it's time to commit some things to disk, so they don't get
> lost. Some good thoughts already and maybe if organised properly,
> even easier to manage and see solutions to all the features ones
> wants. If solutions dont come easy, one can at least see that and
> decide if or if not to take something on or how to prioritise.
> Thoughtfully yours
> Julien
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