Just a day later and all Kaffeeklatsch needs now is key bindings, then we’re ready for “production,” whatever that is.
This screenshot highlights the two biggest additions I coded today: the automatic generation of option pages for each effect (see the sources displayed!) and the gathering of scope data from XMMS. A small stub plugin sends the waveform and spectrum data to a UDP port on localhost, which Kaffeeklatsch picks up and passes to the effect renderers. Kludges rock.
If I didn’t mention it, this project will be released under the GPL. At least when I decide it’s not too embarrasing to release.
The sources displayed in the image are © 2006 Chris Howie and are available under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2, or (at your option) any later version.
what’s going on Chris? Good to see someone else is living up the high standards Chris Howie expects. Smart too.
Later.