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some graph connections are made but not shown #174

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x37v opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 3 comments
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some graph connections are made but not shown #174

x37v opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 3 comments
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x37v commented Sep 5, 2024

related to #173

If I run the runner with pipewire, I can make connections to the Midi-Bridge node but the gui doesn't show them.

you can test this by doing the following:

sudo apt-get install pipewire-jack
sudo reboot
....
sudo service rnbooscquery stop
pw-jack /usr/bin/rnbooscquery

this will run the runner against pipewire as installing it will make it run by default (or at least does on my machine)

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Could this possibly have something to do with port names containing spaces?

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Hey @x37v, I've made some progress with this! Can you check out my branch here and let me know if this works for you? It's entirely possible that this also depends on some pipewire settings being set a certain way, so let me know. I haven't done any exhaustive testing yet, but I'm at least able to make and delete connections, and the connections seem to be showing up the same when checking with jack_lsp -c. I'm also treating pipewire "Midi-Bridge" ports as system ports so the I/O is split in the interface, which does help somewhat with the overlapping text, but it's not perfect yet. I'm sure you'd know how to clean that up a bit more. Anyway, let me know what you think. Thanks!

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And the latest push gets rid of capture/playback in the port labels, since that's not needed when the ports visually indicate what type of port they are anyway. Hopefully this keeps the names short enough not to go over the box boundary.

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