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Need a better understanding of the categories in the Json files. #3

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patrick-keogh opened this issue Jun 23, 2023 · 5 comments
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I have built a much less ambitious pretty printer for the Uixx Json files.
Most of the key names are pretty obvious, but some elude me.

As a translation dictionary I have:
{"i":"Input ", "a":"Aux ", "f":"FX ", "s":"Subgroup ", "l":"L", "m":"Master", "p":"P"}

So what do "l" and "p" stand for? Happy if you can offer any advice (and prepared for a "DOH" moment.

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dmotte commented Jun 23, 2023

Hey @patrick-keogh! Great that you're working on a pretty-printer for this :) and thanks for sharing your translation dictionary with us.

About the L and P letters, I think that they stand for Line (the RCA connectors input) and Player (the built-in music player), but I'm not 100% sure of course. These just make sense in my mind 😉

Good luck with your pretty-printer and happy coding!

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patrick-keogh commented Jun 24, 2023 via email

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patrick-keogh commented Jun 25, 2023 via email

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dmotte commented Jun 25, 2023

Hey Patrick, sorry but I can't see it. Are you trying to send it via e-mail attachment? I'm afraid it doesn't work in GitHub. I guess you'll have to create a public repo or gist to share your code

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patrick-keogh commented Jun 26, 2023 via email

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