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Roland, Colin, thanks for the responses. I figured out some of this. For instance, I could manually create graphics objects. Because of my use case, I don't think I can flag them as background objects; this is basically a debug pane, and I need the ability to just comment out all the code that creat...

There are several designers who create their module interfaces from scratch, initializing the controls in the Initialize() notification. Admittedly, it's a lot of work. The way I do that when I need to is to copy the designer-created code for some controls and modify the things that need it, like lo...

I kinda suspect that most of the nifty tricks depend on precomputing key pieces for known special cases of bases, powers, etc. If you're really a shark with logs and exponentials, you can get some passable speed-ups for special cases that are important to your specific code, but that sort of thing d...

I just had occasion to move some objects from being coded by the VMD editor to hand-coded in the java file, and discovered to my chagrin that anything tagged as a background object vanishes. How do you go about getting things like rectangles, lines, etc. to show up? I know some of the devs, like Col...

Don't think I'd be messing directly with the .vmod files. I strongly suspect that any changes you make there will just get changed back again when VMD loads the file. Changes to the .java files certainly work that way; you can change things in the user sections, but changes to the other sections jus...

Hi, Roland. Just an FYI to let you know that there's something not quite right with the set-up of your new Meter modules on the Store. I've got everything, but the modules show up at a price of, I think, $6.67. Further, VM downloads all but the sixteen-meter module. Seems that one is set differently...

Sorry about that, Mark. I thought I was speaking sooth; I stand corrected. Well, more like sit corrected, but what the hey.

Reid

I don't believe there's been any update to the 1027 sequencer. At least, on my machine there hasn't been one, and I keep it up to date. Sounds more to me like you have a problem on your machine. In any event, you'll likely get better results asking, rather than accusing. That said, Mark doesn't chec...

Yeah, that's about what I was afraid of. Thanks for the responses, guys. In implementing the second-best solution, I've run into most of the problems you've mentioned, so I guess I'll just have to bite the bullet and do the expensive processing. Thanks.

Reid

This has never come up for me before, but now I have a situation where I'd like to bypass a very CPU-expensive operation if the inputs aren't actually there on a populated PolyJack. The best I can think up is to monitor each channel looking for runs of zero longer than some threshold. That wouldn't ...