MusicEd: A Music Editor V0.0.1

A very very early version of my new music editor MusicEd, which is still a work in progress. It’s written in C and uses SDL for its graphical user interface. This also means that all controls are self-drawn. I chose a look and feel akin to that of AmigaOS 2.x/3.x, mainly b/c it was the quickest to implement and also renders quickly, since it needs only 4 colors / palette entries and hence can run in SDL’s palettized 8 bit per pixel mode.

MusicEd v0.0.7 - Update (see comments)

Screenshot of MusicEd v0.0.7

MusicEd v0.0.6 - Update (see comments)

MusicEd v0.0.5 - Update (see comments)

MusicEd v0.0.4 - Update (see comments)

Screenshot of MusicEd v0.0.4

MusicEd v0.0.3 - Update (see comments)

Screenshot of MusicEd v0.0.3

MusicEd v0.0.2 - Update (see comments)

Screenshot of MusicEd v0.0.2

MusicEd v0.0.1 - Initial version

Screenshot of MusicEd v0.0.1

MusicEd SourceForge project

6 Antworten auf “MusicEd: A Music Editor V0.0.1”

  1. ekkehard sagt:

    Update V0.0.2: Proportional widget implementation complete for now, button widget now supports builtin images (for arrows etc.). Support for mouse move events.

  2. ekkehard sagt:

    Update V0.0.3: Various changes in appearance of controls/widgets. New control types “label” and “status”.

  3. ekkehard sagt:

    Update V0.0.4: Proportional widget bugfixed. Image button feature replaced with alternate font feature in buttons. Second font for symbols.

  4. ekkehard sagt:

    Update V0.0.5: Proportional widget now with blinking LED overlay during dragging for value display. Delayed painting support for overlays (things that are painted after regular screen painting).

  5. ekkehard sagt:

    Update V0.0.6: Lots of new additions: List widget, switched panes, event management, and more.

  6. ekkehard sagt:

    Update V0.0.7: Lots of changes; Bugfix in cycle widget; overhaul of cycle widget to support drop-down menu in sensing zone to get a behavior like the CycleToMenu commodity in AmigaOS 3.x; Current cycle menu selection blinks; Entry widget cursor blinks; Redesign of application user interface concept.

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