On 07/02/2011 07:25 PM, Emanuel Rumpf wrote:
2011/7/2 rosea grammostola<rosea.grammost...@gmail.com>:
It seems to work good here. You have to disable JACK autoconnect in PHASEX
and then the connections seems to work.
Here they don't.
And phasex requires much time to start.
How does jack-session know, when an application is ready for creating
connections ?
My audio connections seems to work. My midi connections (via a2j) are
not restored though. The midi connections of Yoshimi are restored, but
it has native JACK MIDI support. It seems to be possible to use at least
two instances of PHASEX in a session. Parameters seems to get restored,
all though my BPM setting was not restored. Maybe some more experienced
PHASEX users could test this and report back.
Suggestions:
For larger gui-intense applications (which take time to start),
SaveAndQuit should rather be SaveAndClose(current Documents).
The some for single-instance applications.
Else, it may take too much time restarting a whole setup.
jack_session_reply( client, ev );
could additionally inform jack, whether it is using single instance mode.
ev->app_in_single_instance_mode = true;
and provide a method to load patches, without closing
the application:
int my_load_setup( void* data, void* event );
ev->load_setup = my_load_setup;
This way, jack-session would be able to distinguish, whether
to call ev->load_setup() or start the app with ev->command_line
This load command would tell single_inst. apps to load a document
and start multi_inst. apps with the path.
An additional close_session command would be good (in qjackctl).
This would close the documents of single_instance applications
and quit multi_instance applications (but not jackd and pulse and patchage).
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