Tryout
Some experimental functionality was added under the Windows > Tryout menu option on the main window.
The Fixture Tutorial walks you through the new additions for fixture support.
Cue List Browser
The Cue List Browser shows an overview of the cue lists that are stored in the Lanbox. The table on the left shows the cue list numbers, the number of steps per cue list and optionally a cue list name.
The cue list name is derived from the comment cue steps at the start of the cue list. Lassi concatenates the comments in those cuesteps. A maximum of 5 comments are read, concatenating stops when an empty comment or a non-comment cue step is found.
Select a single row in the Cue Lists table to see the cue step details in the table on the right.
The context menu in the Cue Lists table allows you to delete the currently selected cue lists. Multiple cue lists (all cue lists if you select all) can be deleted in one go.
This cue list browser may stay, be expanded or completely disappear in future Lassi versions.
Start web server
Lassi contains an embedded web server (Jetty). This webserver provides access to Lanbox functionality. In this experiment LayerGo commands can be issued from the web pages.
You can find some example web pages under the web/root directory. When opening http://localhost from your browser, the default index.html page will be shown. This index page contains links to the two example pages.
Page example1.jsp demonstrates how LayerGo commands can be issued from an html form. Fill out the layer number (A=1), cue number and cue step number, and hit the Go button.
Page example2.jsp demonstrates how LayerGo commands can be issued from html links.
This webserver may stay, be expanded or completely disappear in future Lassi versions.
