Hello again,
> I believe it's possible to set the selected track by number already,
> using something like: "Select: Type=Range FirstTrack=2 LastTrack=2",
> although it might still be good to have a more direct way of doing this.
> Since more than one track may be selected, any 'GetSelected' command
> would need to return a list of track numbers.
Could the set of selected tracks best be communicated using a bitfield?
I don't know what the maximum number of tracks are, but perhaps a byte length parameter could be also be used.
This starts to look like a binary communication protocol, and I don't know how it
could or would be used in the Perl scripting world, can you?
I'm interested to use this bitfield to communicate all kinds of sets of tracks:
Those which are muted, in solo, and perhaps for other criteria, such as track type (for example, all the audio tracks) or even whether the gain or pan are set above or below a given threshold.
What are your thoughts?
Marty
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