ReaScript API
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Revision as of 17:50, 7 November 2009
ReaScript API Documentation
Don't forget - Call API functions using RPR_functionname() - Don't forget the RPR_
Functions that cannot return information in the parameter list will return a single value, functions that can return information in the parameter list will return a list of values.
Using these functions.
If a function takes a void* argument in the parameter list, which ReaScript thinks (correctly) is a modifiable variable, or any other modifiable variables in the parameter list, the function will return an array (return, parm1, parm2, ...).
This is a little counter-intuitive to Perl programmers but stick with me and read the example please.
e.g GetUserInputs()
Specific Reaper type pointers like MediaItem* are not considered modifiable by ReaScript when deciding whether to return a scalar or list value.
Anything in the API documentation that is marked with a '?' is an assumption or something I'm just not sure about. If you happen to know whatever it is for certain - please correct or confirm the entry.
Anything you see that's wrong or incomplete - and there's certainly plenty incomplete - please add a brief note saying what needs to be done. Someone will be along in a while with the time to make the change look good if you don't have the time.
