DynamicStringObjects

Dynamic string management for custom GUI controls that allow the string lists to be changed or the text labels to be altered; this is really just a big database of GUI controls and save interfaces to have them update in a thread-safe manner. More...

Classes
class	DynamicStringManager
	Dynamic string manager - this object connects plugin parameters and their GUI controls with new or different sets of strings to display. More...

Detailed Description

Dynamic string management for custom GUI controls that allow the string lists to be changed or the text labels to be altered; this is really just a big database of GUI controls and save interfaces to have them update in a thread-safe manner.

• SynthLab's Module/Core paradigm allows the loading of different ModuleCores, which expose customized strings. For example, the oscillator cores expose a set of strings that are the waveform or sample names. And each core also exposes a set of mod knob labels for its specialized functions. This is detailed in the synth book and website.
• the number of strings is fixed and won't change, however some string slots may be empty signified with "-----"
• this will NOT interfere with automation because of the constant size of the parameter lists
• core names: there are always four (4) core names available, though they may not all be populated which is OK
• the four cores names are loaded into a GUI control - a list box or a combo box; each time the user selects a new core, ANOTHER GUI control is updated with the module strings (16 of them) and the four (4) Mod Knob labels are changed to reflect the new core
• you will need to know how to deal with dynamic string loading in your plugin framework
• these objects are designed to work with ASPiK plugins and are dependent on one interface, ICustomView which is used to re-populate the GUI controls with new strings
• core names: there are 4 cores per module
• moduleStrings[16]: these are the 16 strings exposed in the ModuleCore constructors
• modKnobLabels[4]: these are the labels that replace the A, B, C and D ModKnob placeholders