The back-end plugins may have a function to store the settings, without needing the help of the configuration dialogs provided by drumstick::widgets. This is needed to store a full set of settings in RT projects, like VMPK.
public slot:
void writeSettings(QSettings *settings);
This method would not be part of the interfaces before Drumstick-3, and could be called only by QMetaObject::invoke().
The back-end plugins may have a function to store the settings, without needing the help of the configuration dialogs provided by
drumstick::widgets
. This is needed to store a full set of settings in RT projects, like VMPK.This method would not be part of the interfaces before Drumstick-3, and could be called only by
QMetaObject::invoke()
.