RPR GetSetItemState

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GetSetItemState()

bool GetSetItemState(MediaItem* item, char* str, int maxlen)

This function gets or sets the state of a media item as an xml-ish rpp chunk.

When calling the function, if you set str="" it will return the current state of the item in the corresponding return array/list element. the returned state string is limited to maxlen characters, though there is an upper limit (currently 16K) on maxlen. supply str as an xml/rpp string to set the object state. returns true on success.

GetSetItemState() can be used to examine the state of the item - the item's properties; it returns a string in its return array. Below is the item state of a short MIDI item.

<ITEM
POSITION 12.00000000000000
SNAPOFFS 0.00000000000000
LENGTH 8.81585503963759
LOOP 1
ALLTAKES 0
SEL 1
FADEIN 1 0.000000 0.000000
FADEOUT 1 0.000000 0.000000
MUTE 0
IGUID {967EE770-4144-472A-89D6-B72BB910A916}
NAME "lalala untitled MIDI item"
VOLPAN 1.000000 0.000000 1.000000 -1.000000
SOFFS 0.00000000000000 0.00000000000000
PLAYRATE 1.00000000000000 1 0.00000000000000 -65536
CHANMODE 0
GUID {9C93A652-09A2-4A46-9E1B-EF83EB7CED29}
<SOURCE MIDI
HASDATA 1 960 QN
e 300 90 2b 60
e 60 80 2b 00
E 120 90 27 60
E 60 80 27 00
E 1200 90 2c 60
E 60 80 2c 00
E 60 90 29 60
E 60 80 29 00
E 360 90 2a 60
E 60 80 2a 00
E 120 90 26 60
E 60 80 26 00
E 540 90 2a 60
E 60 80 2a 00
E 120 90 2e 60
E 60 80 2e 00
E 540 b0 7b 00
GUID {9DAB52C8-6257-4A4E-9E60-323514C0DB9B}
IGNTEMPO 0 120.00000000 4 4
VELLANE 128 97 0
BANKPROGRAMFILE "C:\Program Files\REAPER/Data/GM.reabank"
CFGEDITVIEW 3787.833051 0.178906 0 48 0 0 0
CFGEDIT 1 1 0 1 1 16 1 1 1 1 1 0.06250000 -4 -4 1404 1001 0 2 0 0 0.00000000 0 0
EVTFILTER 0 -1 -1 -1 -1 0 1
>
>

You can then use the same function to set one or more properties of that item. This is shown in the Perl example below.

Parameters

MediaItem* item,   A pointer to a valid MediaItem, as returned by GetSelectedMediaItem()
char* str,         str="" to get the state returned in str, str as an xml/rpp string to set the object state.
int maxlen,        maximum number of characters that will be returned, limited to 16k

Returns

An Array/List
 bool,             true on success, false on failure
 MediaItem* item,  unchanged
 char* str,        the current state of the item, possibly after a Set operation
 int maxlen,       unchanged

Caveats

After using AddMediaItemToTrack() and then setting the contents of the new item with GetSetItemState() you might experience some "graphical glitches" - involving Items apparently disappearing after Zooming in or out, Waveforms (Peaks images) not always displaying.

These odd things resolve after saving the project, closing and then reloading it but that's not something you'll want to do in a script. The Item's display will also be corrected if you use another (Non-GetSet*State function) to update the Item, e.g You could use SetMediaItemInfo_Value() to set the position.

Examples

C++


Perl

#
# GetSetItemState.pl
#
# "Get" and "Set" example
#

use strict;
use warnings;

use constant CURR_PROJ => 0;

my ($bool, $it, $chunk, $maxlen);

my $length = -1;
my $result = "fail";

# Get the first selected item in the current project
$it = RPR_GetSelectedMediaItem(CURR_PROJ, 0);

# set-up for call to GetSetItemState
$chunk="";     # Get, not Set
$maxlen=2048;  # max num of chars to return

# Get the ItemState
($bool, $it, $chunk, $maxlen) = RPR_GetSetItemState($it, $chunk, $maxlen);
$result = "pass" if $bool;
RPR_ShowConsoleMsg("GetSetItemState reports $result\n$chunk\n");

RPR_ShowConsoleMsg("LENGTH = $length\n");
# Pick out the LENGTH property
$chunk =~ /LENGTH\s+(.*)\n/;
$length = $1;
# Display the current LENGTH property
RPR_ShowConsoleMsg("LENGTH = $length\n");

# Add one second to the LENGTH property
$length++;
$chunk =~ s/LENGTH.*\n/LENGTH $length\n/;

# Set the ItemState
$result = "fail";
($bool, $it, $chunk, $maxlen) = RPR_GetSetItemState($it, $chunk, $maxlen);
$result = "pass" if $bool;
RPR_ShowConsoleMsg("AFTER SET: GetSetItemState reports $result\n$chunk\n");

Python


See Also

Media Item: AddMediaItemToTrack, CountMediaItems, CountSelectedMediaItems, CountTrackMediaItems, DeleteTrackMediaItem, GetMediaItemInfo_Value, GetMediaItemNumTakes, GetMediaItemTake, GetMediaItemTake_Item, GetMediaItemTake_Source, GetMediaItemTake_Track, GetMediaItemTakeInfo_Value, GetSelectedMediaItem, GetSetMediaItemTakeInfo_String, GetTrackMediaItem, GetTrackNumMediaItems, MoveMediaItemToTrack, SetMediaItemInfo_Value, SetMediaItemTakeInfo_Value, SplitMediaItem

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