Difference between revisions of "Lua Midi"
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require "luamidi" | require "luamidi" | ||
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local midiCount=luamidi.getinportcount() | local midiCount=luamidi.getinportcount() | ||
if midiCount==0 then return end -- no midi device | if midiCount==0 then return end -- no midi device | ||
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local s, n, v, _t = pcall(luamidi.getMessage, 0) -- get message at first IN port | local s, n, v, _t = pcall(luamidi.getMessage, 0) -- get message at first IN port | ||
if not status then return end | if not status then return end | ||
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Revision as of 13:37, 27 June 2022
Supported platforms: 
Available since: Gideros 2018.12
Description
Provides a simple interface for MIDI I/O.
To add Midi support to your application you call:
require "luamidi"
See luamidi syntax for full syntax.
Example for getting a message:
require "luamidi"
local midiCount=luamidi.getinportcount()
if midiCount==0 then return end -- no midi device
_midiDeviceName=luamidi.enumerateinports()[0] -- the name of the device at first IN port
local s, n, v, _t = pcall(luamidi.getMessage, 0) -- get message at first IN port
if not status then return end
Methodsluamidi:base0 sets that when sending messages the channels are in the range 0-15 |
EventsConstants |
