The same naming convention for enum as was used in menu should also apply to new enum.
Fixed some compiler warnings in menu.
Moved enum and struct in globals.h away from the middle of #define block.
* Changes to extra controller harmonics settings (experimental). Reverse direction options (ending with an ‘R’) available following the ones going up. This can be used with experimental mouthpieces where increased lip tension creates less touched sensor area.
BITE CTL and LEVER CTL can both be set to any of these destinations:
OFF - no destination active for this controller
VIB - vibrato
GLD - glide/portamento (defined by GLIDE MOD and GLIDE LMT settings)
CC - custom CC output (defined in GLIDE CC and LEVER CC settings)
Settings in GLIDE CC and LEVER CC are only used when corresponding control is set to CC in its CTL setting as described above.
[removed for now - needs work] * Experimental breath controlled harmonic series (BRTH HARM and BR HM SEL settings). Like the lip sensor harmonics function, this shifts the fingered note up the harmonic series. For improved switching speed, try turning down the key deglitch time. (If this function is to be kept, I will probably need to tweak it quite a bit. Tongueing into higher notes and releasing them does not work well currently.)
* Glide setting SWO, SWitching Only, sending only Glide on/off (CC#65) for use with synths where glide rate CC#5 is used in non standard ways, for example some DSI/Sequential synths like the Prophet REV2 or Prophet 12 where glide rates are set individually for each oscillator.
* Glide limit setting for portamento. Doubles as setting for portamento level sent using pinky key/mod key in GLD mode. (Can be changed both in menu and in GLD mode.)
* Setting of level for LVL, LVP and GLD now reqires touching both pinky/mod and third trill/RHp3 for setting mode activation, this to avoid accidental change of setting when pinky/mod key is touched.
* Rate of setting movement up and down for LVL, LVP and GLD has been adjusted. Became very much too fast after the timing issues were solved in 1.5b1
* A short delay before note offs in legato transitions is added to make playback of recorded midi behave correctly (keeping note on and note off from being registered on the same timestamp).
Draw the curve as well as the name of curve. Could be optimised a bit by not evaluating the curve every pixel, but something like every third pixel. Could also draw dots instead of lines if we need extra speed.
Had to change how the values where stored in RAM from singed to unsigned to be able to use the generic menu features. Also had to add the MenuEntrySub as a parameter to the menu callback functions to be able fo display and store the correct values.
Did some major cleanup now that the special case of rotator menu is gone together with all uses of the old version of the sub menu struct.
* Moved menu titles and option names into data structures.
* Unified select menu option code
* Also unified handling of menu selection, although main and rotator menus are still handled the old way.
* Moved struct definitions to numenu.h
* Grouped functions and variables together based on usage.
* Broke up the code into more general functions instead of duplicating code
* Made stuff const and removed variables no longer used
* Use defines for menu button values
* Changed the order or things to avoid forward declarations
* Use array lookup instead of switch-case on some menu options
* Adjust menu functionification
* Cleaned up sensor rendering
This change required lots of other changes to have it compile. I had to declare all variables from NuEVI.ino used by the menu as extern in a separate header file (globals.h).
Also I moved all defines from NuEVI.ino to a config.h file. I think some of these could be moved back or even moved into menu.cpp.
I declared many variables and functions in menu.cpp as static and moved them around to avoid forward declarations. For simplicity I did some forward declarations anyway.
Some varibles only used in menu.cpp was moved from NuEVI.ino instead of having them as externals.
