grandMA2 Advanced: Getting started with Plugin development

Our new guest producer Jonas Peeck takes you through some basic building of plugins.
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[@Kraschnark]

27:20 You should be able to show the finalized calculation by adding a block of string to an existing string. Store "the already existing calculation part" and add to it each and every time the loop lets you enter a new part to the calculation. The output the string as a part of the final output result.

[@JGustlify]

Hey there, thank you very much for your webcast. Can you please reupload the showfile?

[@KarlQuinsland]

Thanks for the intro into plugins! It's apreciated! For the curious, you can learnmore about Lua and it's data structures & control flow mechanisims here: www.lua.org/docs.html Also, if you poke around in the systemtests folder: C:\ProgramData\MA Lighting Technologies\grandma\gma2_V_x.x.x\plugins\systemtests You will see various LUA scripts that the MA engineers use to test the LUA/MA2 API. There's a lot of good info in there; some very good examples of how plugins can do things like: - take your patch/fixture schedule and dump it out to a CSV file. (or vise versa) - network programming - functions & libraries

[@aGuyNamedJonas]

Just saw that comment now, thansk! :) That's actually a really good point, tests are often a great way to discover how a system works, and now that you mention it I'll have a good hard look again at those, thanks! :) Happy New Year 🥂😃

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[@TIAGO79126]

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