Hi,
I have already submitted a patch to improve the jog/shuttle part of the code
to get a bigger range of speeds.
I have spend a little thinking and coding to improve the button part too.
Here is my design:
I use the existing JogShuttle object, that embeds a thread, that takes care
of the device reading and low-level events emitting, and makes sure we get
JOG_STOP, deal with the wrapping counter for the jog, and returns the button
ID as events.
I then have a JogShuttleAction object that receives these events, and based
on the configuration, will actually convert these low-level events in an
action event, either a transport command or an action. It also defines the
entire set of actions that are possible to be mapped to the jogshuttle,
including their localized names, which I can then use in the configuration
dialog.
Finally, the mainwindow.cpp contains the code that
- creates the JogShuttle, the JogShuttleAction with the config, links them
and starts them,
- receives the actions from that device through the slotShuttleAction, and
has a proper implementation for each of the supported actions. There is no
mapping neede dhere anymore, as it-s happening in the JogShuttleAction.
I wanted to have the low-level / action split, because I'd like to have the
low-level events during configuration time when we encounter a new device. I
have a plan to have a JogShuttleConfig object, that knows how to read some
pre-defined configuration for a set of devices we know and can test for.
For a little while, I was pondering about the cost of having one more level
of events in the chain, but froma user-interface, I guess it-s not much to
worry about.
If you think this is reasonable, I am happy to provide another patch that
implements this, part I (the new mapping intermediary object) as well as
part II later (the updated config dialog).
--paf
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