Qlab pro manual Patch#
Qlab pro manual code#

Qlab pro manual Patch#

not just /patchList) and are now methods of the respective settings that manage a given patch type. They have more descriptive patch list OSC getter names (i.e. Patches in QLab 5 are greatly expanded.

The NSKeyValueChangeNewKey entry, if present, contains the uniqueID string of the current playback position cue. The NSKeyValueChangeOldKey entry, if present, contains the uniqueID string of the previous playback position cue. The userInfo dictionary for the QLKCueListDidChangePlaybackPositionIDNotification now includes the unique ID(s) of the old and/or new playback position cues.As such, the #define QLKImage is no longer needed and is removed. Instead, a string suitable for passing to imageNamed: is cached, and the image is only loaded when the image file is needed. This avoids loading an image for each QLKCue object created. The QLKImage property icon is replaced with NSString iconName.Adds auditionPreview convenience method.Adds liveColor convenience getter to fetch the v5 live cue color.Adds shouldEncryptConnectionsForClient: to optionally enable an encrypted OSC connection when connected to QLab v5.0 and later.Delegate methods are renamed to include the QLKClient object as a parameter.QLKCue.h includes compatibility macros for synonomous keys across multiple versions of QLab. For legacy values when connecting to QLab v3 or v4, use the constants that begin with QLKOSCV4*. The string values of certain video geometry keys are updated for compatibility with QLab v5.0 and later.Note that the data parameter is now properly annotated as nullable. QLKMessageHandlerBlock is replaced with QLKMessageReplyBlock, which adds a status parameter.It is unneeded since the socket classes that include CocoaLumberjack DDLog.h have logging disabled by default. CocoaLumberjack is no longer added as a dependency when building with CocoaPods.Use new type QLKQuaternion to replace GLKQuaternion. amework is no longer a required dependency (deprecated by Apple in macOS 10.15 and iOS 13).

Qlab pro manual code#

Adds support for unified code formatting of QLabKit source code using clang-format.

See - and the QLab OSC dictionary for more.

Adds support for connecting to QLab v5.

QLabKit 0.0.5 requires macOS 11+ or iOS 15+. Open QLabKit.xcodeproj and run the QLabKitDemo project to learn more. There is also working demo project that shows how you might hook all of this together to find servers on the network, show their workspaces, connect to a workspace, and finally fetch and display all the cues. The QLKBrowser class handles this for you like so:Ĭreate a browser object and give it a delegate that implements QLKBrowserDelegate protocol: This allows for the automatic discovery of all QLab machines on the same local network. You can get this in one of two ways: Automatic Discovery The first thing you need to do is to get a QLKWorkspace instance to communicate with a single workspace from QLab. Read the headers of these primary classes for more usage information. There are other classes in QLabKit that these classes rely on that you need not worry about. A cue list cue is also represented as a cue

QLKCue - a simplified representation of a cue.

QLKWorkspace - a single workspace on a server.

QLKServer - represents an individual QLab server with a name, host, and port.

QLKBrowser - automatically discover QLab instances on the network.

There are four primary classes you will use for talking to QLab: Pod 'F53OSC', :git => '' pod 'QLabKit', :git => '' Classes