Command |
controlPositionSet |
Shortcut |
cps |
Arguments |
control position. |
Availability |
when logged in |
Purpose |
to set the positional value of a control, corresponding to a "slider position" between 0 and 1. For example, .535 is a position of 53.5%. |
Notes |
Like controlGet and controlSet, this command returns the control name, the string value and the positional value of the control. When the control alias has spaces, the argument should be enclosed in double-quotes, as in: controlSet "Master Gain" .25 |
Response |
Something like this: valueIs "Master Gain" -75.0dB 0.250 |
In this section |
See also |
The client issues::
controlPositionSet "Master Gain" .25\r
or
cps "Master Gain" .25\r
valueIs "Master Gain" -75.0dB 0.250\r\n
\aBadArgumentCount\r\n
\anotLoggedIn\r\n
\aOverflow\r\n