dx_gui_device.h File Reference

#include "dx_gui.h"
#include "dx_stream.h"
#include "dx_types.h"
#include "dx_exception.h"

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Classes
class	dx::gui::device< device_t >
	a device as a branch of the panel's tree: its name and icon on the line, its streams, clock, buffer size and clients below - every widget bound to the desc, which the device writes back when one of them changes More...
class	dx::gui::device< device_t >::clients
	who has the device open, one line per client, following the device's promoted client map More...
class	dx::gui::device< device_t >::clock< desc_t >
	the clock domain's branch: the sample rate to choose from what the desc offers, and the rates themselves editable where the device allows it More...
class	dx::gui::device< device_t >::iosize< desc_t >
	the buffer size in samples, offered between the desc's limits and aligned to the clock's interval More...
class	dx::gui::device< device_t >::stream< desc_t >
	one stream's line: its name, its direction and its channel count, with a line per pin below More...
class	dx::gui::device< device_t >::stream< desc_t >::pin
	dx::gui::device::stream::pin Detail row of a single stream pin: name, direction/channels/index, sample format (audio/MIDI, resolution, scalar/float, byte size, endian, alignment), latency and encoder role - grouped into the same dense rows juce uses. More...

Namespaces
namespace	dx
	dynax driver framework interface namespace
namespace	dx::gui
	the control panel's widgets over JUCE: each one takes the value it edits and a listener, writes the device's desc back on a change and follows the desc when something else changes it - so a panel is composed of these, never of event handling of its own