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Currently property values are stored without paying any attention to resId. But having one single value for a property seems fundamental mistake. When resId is involved, the property values are stored like a map. juce_midi_ci has the same problem. Common Rules for PE specification itself is indeed problematic by stating almost nothing about resId. There is no access to what kind of resId is available, especially to clients.
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I'm rather thinking, current PropertyValue should become abstract and current one should become a specialized one like CommonRulesPropertyValue. It comes with a problem on serializability though.
We should probably "serialize" the configuration itself just as UMP bytes. But that's going to be another issue (that may be first to resolve though).
Currently property values are stored without paying any attention to
resId
. But having one single value for a property seems fundamental mistake. WhenresId
is involved, the property values are stored like a map. juce_midi_ci has the same problem. Common Rules for PE specification itself is indeed problematic by stating almost nothing aboutresId
. There is no access to what kind ofresId
is available, especially to clients.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: