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Revision as of 22:50, 14 November 2009
Reaper Documentation/ReaScript/ReaPerl
Introduction
ReaScript Perl uses the standard module FFI, but there's no need to include the line
use FFI;
in your scripts because ReaScript will do that for you; it doesn't hurt if you do include that line.
Caveats
All REAPER API Calls Must Be On A Single Line
This is valid Perl
$return_value = RPR_ShowMessageBox( $msg_1, $title, MSG_BOX_YES_NO );
But... It won't work under REAPER at the moment, all calls to the REAPER API have to be on a single line, like this.
$return_value = RPR_ShowMessageBox($msg_1,$title,MSG_BOX_YES_NO);
Example Scripts
These scripts are available for you to copy, use, add to and enjoy - but take care. The ReaScript API allows you to delete, edit and generally muck around with your REAPER projects. So take care when running a likely looking script; test it beforehand on a project that can get damaged without causing a problem.
| Script Name | Description | Contributed by |
|---|---|---|
| API Test | Basic Test of your ReaScript Installation | schwa |
| Hello World | A ReaPerl script that does something | MikeLacey |
| Ez Freeze | And one that that does something more... | MikeLacey |
| Nudge Item Volume | Change the volume of an item in 1dB increments | sfzgeek |
| Rainbow Colours | Cycle an item through the colours of the rainbow | sfzgeek |
| Windows ClipBoard Demo Code | Demo of using the Windows Clipboard in a ReaPerl script | sfzgeek |
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