3 summary:: An extended Slider2D responding to Wacom tablet
5 related:: Classes/TabletView
9 TabletSlider2D inherits most of its functionality from link::Classes/Slider2D::. Aside from that it receives extended wacom tablet data.
11 note:: TabletSlider2D is only available in Cocoa GUI ::
13 strong::Drag-and-drop:: returns and accepts a Point, describing the current x and y value.
15 All the strong::mouse actions:: ( link::Classes/Slider2D#-action#action::, link::Classes/View#-mouseDownAction#mouseDownAction::, and link::Classes/View#-mouseUpAction#mouseUpAction:: ) receive the following arguments:
21 ## x || subpixel location in view
23 ## y || subpixel location in view
27 ## tiltX || 0 (max. left) ... 1 (max. right)
29 ## tiltY || 0 (max. down) ... 1 (max. up)
31 ## deviceID || All tablet-pointer events generated in the period between the device entering and leaving tablet proximity have the same device ID. Therefore, when working with multiple tablets / mice, you can match actions by looking at the deviceID.
33 ## buttonNumber || 0 left, 1 right, 2 middle wheel click.
35 ## clickCount || double click, triple click ... most relevant for the mouseDown, but still valid for the dragged and mouseUp
37 ## absoluteZ || the wheel on the side of some mice
39 ## rotation || in degrees. Used for example on the "4d mouse", and the "art marker". Note: on Mac OS X 10.4.11 using an Intuos3 tablet with Art Marker, the returned value must be multiplied by 1024 to actually obtain degrees (bug?).
48 SUBSECTION:: Basic use
55 window = Window("2DSlider", Rect(100,100, 140 ,140));
58 slider = TabletSlider2D(window, Rect(20, 20,80, 80))
60 slider.mouseDownAction = { arg view,x,y,pressure,tiltx,tilty,deviceID, buttonNumber,clickCount;
61 ["down",view,x,y,pressure,tiltx,tilty,deviceID, buttonNumber,clickCount].postln;
63 slider.action = { arg view,x,y,pressure,tiltx,tilty,deviceID, buttonNumber,clickCount;
64 [view,x,y,pressure,tiltx,tilty,deviceID, buttonNumber,clickCount].postln;
66 slider.mouseUpAction = { arg view,x,y,pressure,tiltx,tilty,deviceID, buttonNumber,clickCount;
67 ["up",view,x,y,pressure,tiltx,tilty,deviceID, buttonNumber,clickCount].postln;
69 slider.setProperty(\clipInBounds,0)
73 SUBSECTION:: Drag and drop Points
77 w = Window("TabletSlider2D", Rect(100,100, 500 ,300));
78 w.view.decorator = FlowLayout(w.view.bounds);
80 t = TabletSlider2D(w, Rect(20, 20,280, 280))
81 .x_(0.5) // initial location of x
82 .y_(1) // initial location of y
83 .knobColor_(Color.rand)
85 [\sliderX, sl.x, \sliderY, sl.y].postln;
89 n = CompositeView.new(w, 200@300);
90 n.decorator = FlowLayout(n.bounds);
92 v = { |i| DragBoth(n, Rect(0, i * 20, 200, 20)).align_(\center).background_(Color.rand) }.dup(5);
93 StaticText.new(n,200@150).string_("hold down cmd and drag points from the slider to the drag slots, or reverse").stringColor_(Color.white);
99 SUBSECTION:: A sound example
107 synth=SynthDef("help-TabletSlider2D",{ arg freq=440,int1=5,int2 = -5,
108 ffreqInterval=0,rq=0.4,gate=0.0;
110 c=LFNoise1.kr(0.1,0.45,0.55);
111 d=LFNoise1.kr(0.1,0.45,0.55);
112 f=LFNoise1.kr(0.1,2);
113 p=Pulse.ar([ freq * int1.midiratio + f , freq, freq * int2.midiratio - f],
116 RLPF.ar(Mix.ar(p),freq * ffreqInterval.midiratio,rq)
117 * EnvGen.kr(Env.adsr, gate, gate)
119 },[0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,nil]).play(s);
121 w = Window.new.front;
123 int = ControlSpec(-48,48,\linear,1);
125 v = TabletSlider2D(w,Rect(10,10,380,380));
126 v.background = Color.blue.alpha_(0.2);
127 v.knobColor = Color.red;
128 v.action = { arg view,x,y,pressure,tiltx,tilty;
132 \ffreqInterval, int.map(pressure),
133 \gate, pressure.postln
137 v.mouseDownAction = { arg view,x,y,pressure;
139 \freq , rrand(30,80).midicps,
140 \gate, pressure.postln
143 v.mouseUpAction = { arg view,x,y,pressure;
144 synth.set( \gate, 0.postln )