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XMIDI looping is no longer a good example. Added link to the AIL Version 2 source code.
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**This doesn't allow for easy tweaking of those settings via the GUI.... to achieve that, one approach would be to invent a 'parameter description language' which allows a driver to specify which options with which kind of values it supports... very flexible, but possibly overkill.
**This doesn't allow for easy tweaking of those settings via the GUI.... to achieve that, one approach would be to invent a 'parameter description language' which allows a driver to specify which options with which kind of values it supports... very flexible, but possibly overkill.
**Instead, one could add a hook method to MIDI drivers that let's them add a few controls of their own to the options dialog. This is probably a lot easier to implement, though not quite as "clean"...
**Instead, one could add a hook method to MIDI drivers that let's them add a few controls of their own to the options dialog. This is probably a lot easier to implement, though not quite as "clean"...
* Our XMIDI parser seems to have a couple of missing features, but it's unclear which ones are actually needed. For instance, [[Kyra|Kyrandia]] 1 (and probably 2) uses the XMIDI mechanism for looping, which we currently implement through a very simple hack. The [http://exult.sf.net Exult] project may have a good reference implementation.
* Our XMIDI parser seems to have a couple of missing features, but it's unclear which ones are actually needed. Possible references for a better implementation include the [http://exult.sf.net Exult] project and the [http://www.thegleam.com/ke5fx/ source code for AIL Version 2].


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