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MidiMon: the MIDI input dropdown will now automatically reload the script.

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Laurence Dougal Myers 2023-12-19 18:16:13 +11:00
parent 2cb4e30b0f
commit c726e1280a
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MidiInAndGuiMonitor.ahk
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@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ midiMon: ; midi monitor gui with listviews
gui,14:destroy
gui,14:default
gui,14:add,text, x80 y5, Midi Input ; %TheChoice%
Gui,14:Add, DropDownList, x40 y20 w140 Choose%TheChoice% vMidiInPort gDoneInChange altsubmit, %MiList% ; (
Gui,14:Add, DropDownList, x40 y20 w140 Choose%TheChoice% vMidiInPort gOnMidiMonInputChange altsubmit, %MiList% ; (
Gui,14:Add, ListView, x5 r11 w220 Backgroundblack caqua Count10 vIn1, EventType|StatB|Ch|Byte1|Byte2|
gui,14:Add, ListView, x+5 r11 w220 Backgroundblack cyellow Count10 vOut1, Event|Value|
LV_ModifyCol(1, 105)
@ -94,6 +94,14 @@ gui,14:Show, autosize xcenter y5, MidiMonitor
Return
OnMidiMonInputChange:
Gui, Submit, NoHide
If %MidiInPort%
MidiInDevice := MidiInPort - 1
WriteIni()
Reload
Return
; MIDI Rules dispatcher
MidiRules:

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README.md
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Double click on `MidiToMacro.ahk`.
To launch the program when Windows starts, you can add a shortcut to the file in your Start Menu\Startup folder.
The first time you launch the script, you will be prompted to choose a MIDI input device. If you need to change it later, you can right click on the system tray icon and click `MidiSet`. Or, you can open the `MidiMon`, change the input in the "Midi Input" dropdown menu, then reload the script manually.
The first time you launch the script, you will be prompted to choose a MIDI input device. If you need to change it later, you can right click on the system tray icon and click `MidiSet`. Or, you can open the `MidiMon`, and change the input in the "Midi Input" dropdown menu; the script will automatically reload.
To see a log of recent MIDI input messages and any output events, right click on the system tray icon and click `MidiMon`. You can close this window, and the script will keep running in the background.