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[SOLVED] Ruby component problem
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[SOLVED] Ruby component problem
Hello.
I have problem with a Ruby component.
My problem in 1 screenshot:
and there is info from manual:
so why error?
Also.
input compare with name not work.
"if (i=0)" - work,
"if (i=="freq")" not working.
this is a working code, because in FL Studio version it works good. But in standalone it throw errors. But I read manual for standalone version and it have section for clearEvents...
whole code
I have problem with a Ruby component.
My problem in 1 screenshot:
and there is info from manual:
so why error?
Also.
input compare with name not work.
"if (i=0)" - work,
"if (i=="freq")" not working.
this is a working code, because in FL Studio version it works good. But in standalone it throw errors. But I read manual for standalone version and it have section for clearEvents...
whole code
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#--------------------------------------------------------------
#--------------------------------------------------------------
def init
@ntick = 0
@counter = 0
@main_freq = 0
@ticking = false
@min_delay = 0.2
#input "state", true, time+1
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------
def freq_setup
if @freq <= 0
@main_freq = 0
else
_mfreq = @period.to_f / @freq.to_f
if _mfreq < 0.1 then
_mfreq = 0.1
end
@main_freq = _mfreq
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------
def event i,v,t
if (i=="freq" || i=="period" || i=="state")
watch "f", "lol"
clearEvents
freq_setup()
watch "mfreq", @main_freq
if @state && @main_freq > 0
@ticking = true
input 100,nil,(t+@main_freq)
else
@ticking = false
end
end
case i
when 100 #main_timer
if @state
watch "main_timer", t
input 100,nil,t+@main_freq
rnd = @min_delay + rand((@main_freq.to_f-@min_delay)*100.0)/100.0
watch "rnd", rnd
input 101,nil,(t+rnd)
else
@ticking = false
end
when 101 #event
output "out"
output "led", true
input 102,nil,t+0.1
@counter = @counter + 1
output "counter", @counter
when 102 #led off
output "led", false
end
end
Last edited by Dave_Scream on Mon Oct 07, 2013 8:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- Dave_Scream
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Re: Ruby component problem
Allright. FL Studio have version 3.0.2
My standalone version is 3.0.0
3.0.0 is not support clearEvents and connector labels.
version history for 3.0.2:
- New connector referencing in the Ruby component allows you to use an index or a label name to refer to a connector
- New clearEvents method that removes all pending events posted for the Ruby component from which it is called
My standalone version is 3.0.0
3.0.0 is not support clearEvents and connector labels.
version history for 3.0.2:
- New connector referencing in the Ruby component allows you to use an index or a label name to refer to a connector
- New clearEvents method that removes all pending events posted for the Ruby component from which it is called
- Dave_Scream
- Posts: 8
- Joined: Mon Oct 07, 2013 6:49 pm
Re: [SOLVED] Ruby component problem
Something we'll have to watch out for this - FL is one step behind, and the updates are much more often than they used to be.
Would be good if we try to remember to say "Built with version XXX", when posting schematic files.
Would be good if we try to remember to say "Built with version XXX", when posting schematic files.
All schematics/modules I post are free for all to use - but a credit is always polite!
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Don't stagnate, mutate to create!
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