spectrum analyzer

[truckwiz]

Hi,
I have the spectrum analyzer Night driver code working on a EZ sbc esp 32 with my own audio input, my question is how do I just choose one spectrum analyzer version? Right now it demo's all of them.

Thanks Brian

[robertlipe]

Use the web interface and disable the ones you don't like or just disable them in the code. Assuming you meant the project named spectrum and not generically, the spectrum effects on, say, the project named mesmerizer, you can just whack them in the code. There's a bug list in effect. For Spectrum, that list is here <https://github.com/PlummersSoftwareLLC/NightDriverStrip/blob/d2d5b05ac55d27d7c6246cf12f3a56d29b933b2f/src/effects.cpp#L402>. The dozen different effects that the spectrum project walks through - and thus, offers to the web interface - is defined in that big table just add // at the front of the liens to comment them out. Looking critically at that table, you can see there are REALLY only two effects (The effect is the second argument, SpectrumAnalyzerEffec and GhostWave, with the menu name as the third) so if you further wanted to chase the remaining argument list, you can further chase those up into the code to customize them. If you wanted to add your own effects, that's starts pretty much in the same blast radius of those hints. But that wasn't your question. RJL

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[truckwiz]

Thank You, I did comment out all but one, so now I either get Ghostwave demo's or SpectrumAnalyzerEffec demo's. I'm trying to not make lot's of changes to the code as that gets to be to hard to remember whats been changed.

[robertlipe]

It's not a table that gets a lot of high-volume updates, so merge collisions shouldn't be too terrible. Almost by definition in these tables, if there are new things, they're added to the end, so it should always be easy to work out. For a larger block, you can use conditional compilation to make it go away and make that somewhat self-documenting in the process. #if TRUCKWIZ code() I() dont() like() #endif // TRUCKWIZ This relies on knowing that undefined preprocessor conditionals evaluate to zero, but then if the master copy changes dont() to do(), you won't get a merge conflict as you would have if you whacked the line via //dont(). The other option, if you don't want to do it via the web interface, is to use the REST API, as there's an option specifically to disable an effect: https://github.com/PlummersSoftwareLLC/NightDriverStrip/blob/main/REST_API.md#disable-effect Write a little script file that calls curl or postman (or newer, less hated, alternatives) and just disables them one by one. It looks like it's one disableEffect per effect, so it's one call per effect, but trivial to script. So if you're building a thousand of these and don't want to change the code as I described or directly use the web, you can do what the web API ultimately does anyway. That's three options, so I think you're set!. Please mark one of these as the accepted answer if you agree.

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On Sat, Oct 5, 2024 at 8:21 AM truckwiz ***@***.***> wrote: Thank You, I did comment out all but one, so now I either get Ghostwave demo's or SpectrumAnalyzerEffec demo's. I'm trying to not make lot's of changes to the code as that gets to be to hard to remember whats been changed. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#656 (reply in thread)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACCSD32WJPCRSSUQVELGSZLZZ7RWVAVCNFSM6AAAAABPMDORUCVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43URDJONRXK43TNFXW4Q3PNVWWK3TUHMYTAOBVGIZTQMI> . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: <PlummersSoftwareLLC/NightDriverStrip/repo-discussions/656/comments/10852381 @github.com>