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Oh no. phpBB. Ancient technology. Dear me. This is not fitting for a cutting edge company.

May I politely suggest as you have made this change that you consider Discourse instead, very widely used and infinitely more capable and visually and technically more attractive and, ahem, modern? I have ...

Halfway through May! So keen to see version 2.0. What's the status?

I know. Seems there was a lag of a few days winding down. A bit confusing.

Hi @honki-bobo, really good architectural approach. Hopefully we can see more in depth posts like that on these forums (which seem to me strangely deserted).

I think the biggest shortcoming of MD is the code editor from 1987 or so. Really, it's dreadful. I am just commencing to hook up Netbeans ...

Then I would suggest using the Java logging API. The only reason to use VoltageModule.Log() would be to write to the one single file.

Logging to disk probably kills audio sample processing. Maybe it's not a good idea for production work anyway, thinking about it.

So we would have to use normal Java logging in our extra Java files. Hmm.

Aha. VoltageModule is an abstract class, so the module you are making extends it. I have code in other java files, and you cant call a method in an abstract class, so none of the methods such as Log() or any of them are going to work, unless the file has a class that extends VoltageModule - but that ...

I'll take a look.

Hi Andrew,

Probably you need this is your Java files:

import voltage.core.*;

Works for me.

Incidentally. I just upgraded from Java SE 1.8 for MD to Java SE 14. I found that the Oracle distro just gives blank gray panels, but the OpenJDK version 14 works fine. This is of course as per the ...