Cardinal branded modules break the functionality of stoermelder's STRIP

[maxigaz]

STRIP from stoermelder can be used for bypassing all the adjacent modules to the left or right with a press of a button. (For this to work, all the modules have to be right next to each other.)

In Cardinal v22.12 (LV2) running under Arch Linux, if one of the adjacent modules has the Cardinal brand, all the other modules beyond that one will be ignored when I click on the 'Switch strip off' or 'Switch/toggle strip on'.

Here's a screencast demonstrating the issue. In each row, I added STRIP, some random modules, and in certain rows, I also placed Cardinal Host MIDI or Cardinal Host MIDI CC somewhere between them.

(The only change I made to the settings of STRIP is that I set the Port/Switch On mode to Toggle in its context menu, so you can see me click on a single button instead of two, which would be the default behaviour.)

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10419911/210411797-143977d5-bc23-4f1a-81fc-4136f6b85878.mp4

• Row 1: All adjacent modules are bypassed correctly.
• Rows 2 and 3: Here Host MIDI is added. Everything until Host MIDI is bypassed, but nothing else.
• Row 4: All is working correctly here.
• Row 5: Host MIDI CC is added. The two modules left of Host MIDI CC are ignored.

Another interesting observation is that although the text module also has the DISTRHO/Cardinal brand, it doesn't affect the behaviour of STRIP in any way.

[falkTX]

thinking about it, might be due to STRIP accessing engine->modules, which the hardware-related "host" modules do not get added in. if this theory is correct, then glBars, Blank, Carla and Ildaeil would also work correctly.

[maxigaz]

if this theory is correct, then glBars, Blank, Carla and Ildaeil would also work correctly.

I can confirm that STRIP works with all these modules.