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[jesprotech]

When thinking about Java fields we use-site target in Kotlin

One of the greatest strong points of Kotlin can also be its weakness. When we talk about data classes today, and in the same way java records, we tend to focus, at least many people I know do, on the complete elimination of the boilerplate code. Boilerplate code has been something that has been annoying developers for ages. It exists not only in Java, but other languages have that as well. If we think about creating data access objects any way, it doesn’t really matter if we do it in Kotlin or Java or any other language. Frequently we repeat the same process: repository creation, service and controller. A lot of what we do is boilerplate any way still. However boilerplate code may have been a part of the decision to create data classes or java records, a more important paradigm of software engineering was the actual focal point of creating these types of data structures. It all boils down to immutability or in any case the possibility thereof. Let’s rollback the time and go back to 1995 where we started at some point to create data structures where we would specify different things. We would define the fields, the getters, the setters, the properties, the accessors, the attributes and the parameters in a way to be able to pass our arguments to either the methods, the functions or the contructors. Fot this part we will have some fun programming using the characters of the mid-80’s series: The Golden Girls. Having said this, let’s see how a class would look like for about 15 years:

public class GoldenGirlsJava { public String goldenGirl1; private final String goldenGirl2; private final String goldenGirl3; private final String goldenGirl4; public GoldenGirlsJava() { this.goldenGirl1 = "Dorothy Zbornak"; this.goldenGirl2 = "Rose Nylund"; this.goldenGirl3 = "Blanche Devereaux"; this.goldenGirl4 = "Sophia Petrillo"; } public GoldenGirlsJava( String goldenGirl1, String goldenGirl2, String goldenGirl3, String goldenGirl4 ) { this.goldenGirl1 = goldenGirl1; this.goldenGirl2 = goldenGirl2; this.goldenGirl3 = goldenGirl3; this.goldenGirl4 = goldenGirl4; } public String getGoldenGirl1() { return goldenGirl1; } public void setGoldenGirl1(String goldenGirl1) { this.goldenGirl1 = goldenGirl1; } public String getGoldenGirl2() { return goldenGirl2; } public String getGoldenGirl3() { return goldenGirl3; } public String getGoldenGirl4() { return goldenGirl4; } @Override public String toString() { return "GoldenGirlsJava{" + "goldenGirl1='" + goldenGirl1 + '\'' + ", goldenGirl2='" + goldenGirl2 + '\'' + ", goldenGirl3='" + goldenGirl3 + '\'' + ", goldenGirl4='" + goldenGirl4 + '\'' + '}'; } }

This was a tremendous amount of code to type in only to create two contructors. Although the hashcode and equals weren’t necessarily a must in all occasions, we almost always had to implememt a no arguments contructor next to a more generalistic constructor. The good thing about creating all of this boilerplate code is that we knew very clearly how everything would look like after compiling to bytecode. However, and in any case, boilerplate code was always a contentious issue for many developers and so in 2009, lombok came along and revolutionized the way we create data structures. It introduced the concept of using an annotation processor and interpreting specific annotations that would give the qualities we needed for our classes and so a lombok annotated class would look like this:

@Getter @Setter @AllArgsConstructor @ToString public class GoldenGirlsLombok { public String goldenGirl1; private final String goldenGirl2; private final String goldenGirl3; private final String goldenGirl4; public GoldenGirlsLombok() { this.goldenGirl1 = "Dorothy Zbornak"; this.goldenGirl2 = "Rose Nylund"; this.goldenGirl3 = "Blanche Devereaux"; this.goldenGirl4 = "Sophia Petrillo"; } }

And for a while, people were very happy about Lombok! Finally the weight of having to create all of that boilerplate code was gone. But that felling endured for about 7 years, when a new player arrived and this time it was something the software development industry didn’t expected. It was called Kotlin and in 2016 it debuted with the immediate introduction of data classes. Our golden girls implementation in Kotlin would now look like this:

data class GoldenGirls( var goldenGirl1: String = "Dorothy Zbornak", private val goldenGirl2: String = "Rose Nylund", private val goldenGirl3: String = "Blanche Devereaux", private val goldenGirl4: String = "Sophia Petrillo" )

Although Kotlin slowly started gathering fans, Java on the other hand realized that something else was in the market and some developments on that side started gaining some steam like project Loom which had been in the making but also left in the back burner for a while. That is why, with the release of Java 14 in 20202, Java introduced java records, and data structures in Java would now look like this: public record GoldenGirlsRecord( String goldenGirl1, String goldenGirl2, String goldenGirl3, String goldenGirl4 ) { public GoldenGirlsRecord() { this( "Dorothy Zbornak", "Rose Nylund", "Blanche Devereaux", "Sophia Petrillo" ); } }

And to this day code simplification and code reduction seems only to continue. However with the reduction of the boilerplate code, the concepts of fields, getters, setters, properties, accessors, attributes and parameters became far less visual and less easy to map in our minds. Whether we like it or not those concepts are still how the JVM works and organizes code with the bytecode. But code oversimplification is really about making code easier to read and in the case of data classes and java records the idea is also to create data structures that are immutable or partially immutable. Java records are truly immutable in the sense that all values it contains or references it contains cannot be modified. Kotlin data classes can be also truly immutable for the same reasons but they don’t have to which in a way gives permission to developers to create complicated and worst of all, mutable code anyway. In any case this is all good until we then need to work with frameworks like the Spring Framework, which rely heavily on annotations. Here is an example:

@Entity @Table(name = "shelf_case") data class Case( @Id @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.SEQUENCE) val id: Long?, var designation: String?, var weight: Long? ) { constructor() : this(0L, null, null) override fun toString(): String { return super.toString() } }

This example works fine. To the unsuspecting eye, there isn’t a lot special going on here. This works in Kotlin, just in the same way as it would work in Java. But now let’s have a look at a similar example, but this time with Jackson annotations:

data class AccountNumbersPassiveDto( @NotNull val accountNumberLong: Long?, val accountNumberNullable: Long?, @DecimalMax(value = "10") @DecimalMin(value = "5") val accountNumber: BigDecimal, val accountNumberEven: Int, val accountNumberOdd: Int, @Positive val accountNumberPositive: Int, @Negative val accountNumberNegative: Int, @DecimalMax(value = "5", groups = [LowProfile::class]) @DecimalMax(value = "10", groups = [MiddleProfile::class]) @DecimalMax(value = "15", groups = [HighProfile::class]) @DecimalMax(value = "20") val accountNumberMaxList:Int )

This example will fail and the reason for that is that in Kotlin, there is no way to tell the compiler where exactly to we want our annotation to be applied to. In the previous example with annotation @Entity, which is a jakarta persistence annotation, the annoations are applied correctly to the fields. If we decompile that code we’ll find this:

public final class Case { @Id @GeneratedValue( strategy = GenerationType.SEQUENCE ) @Nullable private final Long id; @Nullable private String designation; @Nullable private Long weight;

But for the latter, which is a jakarta validation example, we find this:

public final class AccountNumbersPassiveDto { @Nullable private final Long accountNumberLong; @Nullable private final Long accountNumberNullable; @NotNull private final BigDecimal accountNumber; private final int accountNumberEven; private final int accountNumberOdd;

This means that AccountNumbersDto has not been affected by those annotations on its fields. We were just lucky in the first example. It might have actually also failed. In order to specify where our annotation needs to go to, Kotlin gives us the possibility to use use-site targets as prefix to any annotation. The requirement is of course that conditions are met. In this case, one way to fix this is to prefix all of the annotations with @field like this:

data class AccountNumbersPassiveDto( @field:NotNull val accountNumberLong: Long?, val accountNumberNullable: Long?, @field:DecimalMax(value = "10") @field:DecimalMin(value = "5") val accountNumber: BigDecimal, val accountNumberEven: Int, val accountNumberOdd: Int, @field:Positive val accountNumberPositive: Int, @field:Negative val accountNumberNegative: Int, @field:DecimalMax(value = "5", groups = [LowProfile::class]) @field:DecimalMax(value = "10", groups = [MiddleProfile::class]) @field:DecimalMax(value = "15", groups = [HighProfile::class]) @field:DecimalMax(value = "20") val accountNumberMaxList:Int )

If we now try to decompile the resulting bytecode using IntelliJ, we’ll find that it results in this code in Java:

public final class AccountNumbersPassiveDto { @NotNull @Nullable private final Long accountNumberLong; @Nullable private final Long accountNumberNullable; @DecimalMax("10") @DecimalMin("5") @org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull

This means that the annotations have been applied to field and that our code works as it is supposed to.

You can probably imagine at this point that people who have been working on Java for a long time, will have no problem in adapting to Kotlin because we all know what fields, parameters, properties, etc, are. What we observe today and I witness that too, is that it seems like the code simplification has a potential to backfire. There have been quite a few occasions where I have become aware of the time spent in projects trying to figure how why in some projects or modules, the annotations just don’t seem to work. And it all seems to boil down to not making use of the use-site targets. My theory on that is that most likely, new generations of developers will look at things that my generation didn’t think was complicated and learned out of instinct, as really complicated material. Such is the case with use-site targets. These used to be things that we could very easily visualize. However in current times, the generated confusion with this seems to be delaying projects from being developed on time in some occasions. I wouldn’t be able to generalize of course but there is potential for good and there is potential for bad with java records and data classes. How data classes and records will shape our future is hard to tell, but one thing that is clear is that because of this problematic, other frameworks are betting on going completely annotation free as is the case with Ktor.

I have created documentation on this on Scribed: Fields-in-Java-and-Kotlin-and-What-to-Expectand also on slide-share: fields-in-java-and-kotlin-and-what-to-expect.

You can also find the examples I’ve given on GitHub. The golden girls example can be found here:jeorg-kotlin-test-drives and the jakarta persistence and validation annotations examples can be found here: [jeorg-spring-master-test-drives][https://github.com/jesperancinha/jeorg-spring-master-test-drives).

Finally I also created a video about this on YouTube that you can have a look at right over here:

Have a good one everyone!

[semdeepdive]

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[crystalelemental]

Okay, just a dev letter, no update, but update almost definitely Monday so we’ll see what the deal is.  Oh man, let’s fucking go lads.

Steven Stone is the trainer lodge unit, which means he is in the Lodge rotation, which means I am spending until he’s 5/5 there.  It’s time.  After all this time, finally he’s ready.  I’m stoked.

They’re going to allow 6* EX pairs to upgrade without changing costume.  This is so transparently the answer to MU and Solgaleo, but honestly I fucking called it.  I said this shit months ago on Reddit, that we’d definitely get the EX for them but there was no guarantee of a costume swap, and look who was right!  The good news is, they reference multiple sync pairs.  Which could, and goddamn better, mean the BP units.  There is no reason for the Master BP units to not have EX, given how otherwise middling they are.  I will EX Mesprit so goddamn fast...

I will state for the record, I fucking love that they’re keeping the mystery element.  There are four sync pairs connected, and we get to know two of them.  First is...Steven Stone.  I said it in a separate post, but god I am living.  “They only give girls alts, it’s gonna be Lillie lol, DeNA just favors waifus.”  Shut your fucking bitch mouths, idiots!  Steven Fucking Stone, first to six alts, suck his magnum dong!  Interestingly, they went with shiny Stoutland.  He’s a tech that “Weakens opponents and powers up allies,” which sounds very akin to Winter Whitney.  The Buddy Move sounds pretty nice, though Atk/Spd are less valuable than if it were both defenses.  But apparently he just gives allies SEUN, and can apply +3 physical moves up next on an ally, and lower the type rebuff of the target’s weakness, so this dude is...why is he not a support again?  No sincerely, it sounds like he doesn’t do a whole lot himself, but he’s really good at supporting someone else’s numbers.

Shauna’s the other, and you know?  I’m down.  I don’t dislike Shauna, but I do dislike her outfit.  This one’s cute.  And her partner is Klefki, which isn’t what I would’ve expected, but it’s a cute partner for a detective event.  Steel-type support, so like...guess I’m getting that one too.  I already kinda love it; each time it attacks, it has Team Stat Leech 9, lowering a random stat on the foe then raising it for the team.  The question is, if it lowers at random in 3v3, then if you hit Atk on one, Sp Atk on another, and Def on the third, does it raise all three for the team?  I’m curious.  She also has a randomized version of Dawn’s Power Siphon for all core stats, and trainer move applies status move defense (kinda mid, just make it condition shield), stat reduction defense, and +2 crit for the team.  So she’s going to be great in Gauntlet, but CS is going to be too inconsistent to work with allies who can’t support their own offensive needs.

UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH.  Okay kids, here we go.  2500 points in Master Mode.  I’m gonna be honest, half the time I don’t even like 2k.  I don’t like a lot of the parameters, I feel like it can be annoying and frustrating for little reason.  And more modern CS has a tendency to already cause problems.  This feels like a little much.  It might be fine, though.  Truth be told, before the 2k meta, I practiced at 2.5k with way worse units, and I handled it fine with far, far fewer tools (context: this was like November 2021, when the biggest names were SC Diantha and Lear; I was using Summer Lyra).  Still, I dunno.  I guess it will depend on the rewards.  It better be Champion Spirits.  I have some needs.  But hey, QoL improvement, we can save and load paramter layouts.  And apparently they’re going to add new options, so maybe the new parameters will be less shit.

Okay, we have confirmation on the new CS mode.  One type will be effective, which is...wild to me.  I’m assuming that means you need five strikers in that type, what a nightmare.  The mode focuses on E4 and Champions from across regions, so I’m assuming this plays like Karen/Grimsley/Sidney meet up as Dark-types and something like Bug-types are effective?  We’ll see.  But I’ve officially abandoned all hope of true joy, as they state there will be only one special sync pair, making an appearance as a champion.  Which...I dunno, man.  I want to twist the words to mean “They’re not usually a champion but they’re like the crowned champion for this event” and say “It’s Psychic types and Caitlin is supreme overlord!”  But Steven just hit six alts which means it’s officially fair game for everyone else so like...it’s probably Cynthia.

New event called Trainer Files.  That’s cool, little mini-stories with characters and-KANTO AGAIN, ARE YOU FUCKING REAL RIGHT NOW?  Goddammit, fucking Kanto, go AWAY

Ugh.  Well that ended on a downer.  But by and large, it sounds pretty fun!  I like the Steven and Shauna alts, I’m really excited about the other two they might bring in, and the new CS mode does sound legitimately fun.  2.5k Master Mode has me a little nervous about F2P clears, but we’ll see how it goes.  And Trainer Files, while focusing on the blight that is Kanto, sounds like it will ultimately scratch my itch for more character-centric stuff.  I’m happy with this update.  Not thrilled.  Not until they confirm a Caitlin alt.  Or Roxanne, actually, I’d kinda settle for either at this point.  In fact...why isn’t Roxanne in this detective event?  She’s smart, she can be like the forensics character.  Maybe in the second half, eh?

[eta-recs]

Search Paramters:

Secret Relationship



House x Wilson

Description:

“I don’t think they know that we’re married.”

Opinion:

The end felt a bit out of character but it was overall super good. There was also opportunity for more humour but the fact that there wasnt matched the tone of the canon material so i dont mind that.

Rating: 4/5

[garnetindia]

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[kumpulanjurnalmakalah-blog]

[solved] Flutter OpenID Connect Invalid paramter: redirect_uri using Keycloak

[solved] Flutter OpenID Connect Invalid paramter: redirect_uri using Keycloak

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[fandomwandererer]

God live blogging something is irritating I kept forgetting to add the tags

Does anyone know if editing the original post changes search paramters?

[bluebirdconsulltancy]

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[codehunter]

React native send a message to specific whatsapp Number

I'm trying to send a text message to a WhatsApp contact from a react-native apps , i found that i can do it through Linking

Linking.openURL('whatsapp://send?text=hello');

the code above opens only whats app , i need to open a chat with a specific number is there a paramter i have to send like text ?!

https://codehunter.cc/a/reactjs/react-native-send-a-message-to-specific-whatsapp-number

[pauljwillett]

ISS Pass - May 13th

If you’ve seen any of the previous pictures that I’ve posted of ISS passes over the years (go ahead, look now if you want, I’ll wait) you’ll have seen that they’re all different. The one constant is that they’re west to east paths (within certain ranges), but every time there are different paramters. Like where the ISS rises in the west (-ish) and where it sets in the east (-ish). How much of the…

[goosekid]

hate when someone tells u htat somethings gotta happen and youve given them the fucking paramters on how itll happen and they just. dont do anything related to that.

[idkandyoucantoo]

Squeezing as much as I can out of Serum presets I like. The Hybridze function changes various paramters, as close as I can get to a Massive-style randomize (which is amazing IMO). I also tried using a randomizing FX Grip preset I found for Bitwig, doesn’t do quite what I want, but maybe in tandem with Hybrize it could create interesting results. Going to try that and report back.

[phulkor]

An angular download directive

The angular way of downloading files is a little confusing, you need to create an anchor and add the data you want to download to it, it looks like so:

downloadFile(data: Blob, fileName: string) { const a = document.createElement('a'); const objectUrl = URL.createObjectURL(data); a.href = objectUrl; a.download = fileName; a.click(); URL.revokeObjectURL(objectUrl); }

Instead of repeating this code everywhere I wannted to see if I could add it to a directive.

For this create a new directive like so:

@Directive({ selector: '[onDownloadFile]' }) export class DownloadFileDirective { @Input() downloadFunc: () => Observable<string[]> = () => of(); @Input() contentType: string = ''; @Input() fileName: string = ''; @HostListener('click', ['$event']) onClick() { this.downloadFunc().subscribe((value: string[]) => this.downloadFile( new Blob(value, {type: this.contentType}), this.fileName )); } downloadFile(data: Blob, fileName: string) { const a = document.createElement('a'); const objectUrl = URL.createObjectURL(data); a.href = objectUrl; a.download = fileName; a.click(); URL.revokeObjectURL(objectUrl); } }

It's a lot of code but most is generated automatically by the command

ng generate directive

The directive is called onDownloadFile and will handle the onClick event. To make it generic it accepts as input:

a callback function that does the async call to the backend or wathever

a content type for the popups of the browser

the final file name of the download

In this example the backend returns a string[] but the blob coud directly been returned instead.

You do not want to trigger the downloadFunc unnecessarily, that's why we pass a function and not the function call as first input of our directive:

@Input() downloadFunc: () => Observable<string[]> = () => of();

The notation is a little cryptic, also inputs need to be initialized so there is that.

Here we define downloadFunc as a function that returns an observable downloadFunc: () => Observable<string[]> and declare an initial version returning an empty observable = () => of()

Using this new directive is quite straightforward except for a little caveat. The function passed needs to bind the scope, otherwise our method downloadCsr will not work:

<button mat-flat-button class="download-btn" onDownloadFile [downloadFunc]="downloadCsr.bind(this)" [contentType]="'application/pkcs10'" [fileName]="cert.commonName + '.pem'"> {{'certificate.detail.downloadCSR' | translate}} </button>

Add onDownloadFile to tell that it should use the directives

Pass the download function as paramter. Here we bind the scope so that the callback works with this object.

contentType and fileName are passed to customize the download

That's all :)

Now you can re-use this accross your app for all your file download needs.

The source code is available in a convenient gist

Happy coding!

[thomlocke73]

m81 and m82,.  galaxies,.,, bodes galaxy is the spiral,,,, cigar galaxy is the  cigar shaped   galaxy..... i am trying right now, to optain, a better image  of these two galaxies.. not easy... due to being so low, over the city,   oon my northern horizen,,,,,  great great studies,, these two near side virgo clusters,? possibly related to the virgo  cluster?-.......???--- spring time galaxy season in  late december here, at this lattitude......... i dont have access  to the spring and summer sky, very  much-.-.-.-.-.-.-. this image is turned down a bit,, to hide the light pollution from  being   over the city... there  is a lot more defintion and structure, to these two galaxies,., then this image inicates.... light pollution is a    awfull, asthetic ....... best to turn it down,, and be greatfull,   that i am able to find and locate, and  get a glimpse, of these  very great studies............ somday   i will do them justice  from a dark site..

 i missed focus! on this image,,,?-.-.. trying    to  capture  a  better image.. with closer  focusing paramters.. not easy,,,  

[tumb1yc4t]

The Wizarding World of Crypto

Details

CATEGORY: crypto OBSERVED DIFFICULTY: 2/5 CTF: Unnamed

Challange

[Text lost but we are given a netcat ip/port]

Solution

We are given morse code after conecting and told it is a name.

If we decrypt it, we are given N, e & c, RSA paramters.

After running a few attacks with rsactftool we find that a cube-root attack works most of the time.

Decrypting the c value we get some scrabeled text, probably a rot-13 cypher.

Conter-rotating the text, we get a human name!

If we send this back we are given another morse code sequence.

So we don't get timed out, we use the folowing code:

import base64 as b import re from pwn import * from subprocess import run import codecs # Dictionary representing the morse code chart MORSE_CODE_DICT = { 'A':'.-', 'B':'-...', 'C':'-.-.', 'D':'-..', 'E':'.', 'F':'..-.', 'G':'--.', 'H':'....', 'I':'..', 'J':'.---', 'K':'-.-', 'L':'.-..', 'M':'--', 'N':'-.', 'O':'---', 'P':'.--.', 'Q':'--.-', 'R':'.-.', 'S':'...', 'T':'-', 'U':'..-', 'V':'...-', 'W':'.--', 'X':'-..-', 'Y':'-.--', 'Z':'--..', '1':'.----', '2':'..---', '3':'...--', '4':'....-', '5':'.....', '6':'-....', '7':'--...', '8':'---..', '9':'----.', '0':'-----', ', ':'--..--', '.':'.-.-.-', '?':'..--..', '/':'-..-.', '-':'-....-', '(':'-.--.', ')':'-.--.-'} # Function to encrypt the string # according to the morse code chart def encrypt(message): cipher = '' for letter in message: if letter != ' ': # Looks up the dictionary and adds the # corresponding morse code # along with a space to separate # morse codes for different characters cipher += MORSE_CODE_DICT[letter] + ' ' else: # 1 space indicates different characters # and 2 indicates different words cipher += ' ' return cipher # Function to decrypt the string # from morse to english def decrypt(message): # extra space added at the end to access the # last morse code message += ' ' decipher = '' citext = '' for letter in message: # checks for space if (letter != ' '): # counter to keep track of space i = 0 # storing morse code of a single character citext += letter # in case of space else: # if i = 1 that indicates a new character i += 1 # if i = 2 that indicates a new word if i == 2 : # adding space to separate words decipher += ' ' else: # accessing the keys using their values (reverse of encryption) decipher += list(MORSE_CODE_DICT.keys())[list(MORSE_CODE_DICT .values()).index(citext)] citext = '' return decipher p = remote('[redacted]', 2226) p.readuntil("What does this mean?\r\n") mors = p.recvuntil(' \r\n>>') p.writeline(b'[redacted]') # print(mors) for x in range(5): p.readuntil("What does this mean?\r\n") mors = p.recvuntil(' \r\n>>') mors = mors[:-5] mors = mors.decode("utf-8") mors = mors.replace("/", "-..-. ") mors = decrypt(mors) mors = mors.split("/") tmp = [chr(int(x)) for x in mors] tmp = "".join(tmp) tmp = b.b64decode(tmp) tmp = tmp.splitlines() N = tmp[0][4:].decode("utf-8") e = tmp[1][4:].decode("utf-8") c = tmp[2][4:].decode("utf-8") t = run(f"rsatool --private --attack cube_root --verbosity DEBUG --timeout 5 -n {N} -e {e} --uncipher {c}", shell=True, capture_output=True, encoding="utf-8") #print(t.stdout) m = re.search("utf-8 : (.*)", t.stdout) print(m[1]) tmp = codecs.decode(m[1], "rot_13") print(tmp) tmp = tmp.replace("\x1b[0z", "") tmp = tmp.encode("ascii") print(tmp) p.writeline(tmp) while True: print(p.readline())

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[tittacover]

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One set of plugins that does not work well, sometimes does not work at all.and that is the Soundhack freeware plugins, specifically the Delay Trio. VST works pretty well.but still having some audio crackles and glitches when using a decent amount of plugins. I am trying to track down some of the plugin issues I have in OSX 10.6.2, I am also a UAD user and have some glitchy things happening with the opening and closing of windows, as well as when I run the UA plugins in AU format. I had and used Trilogy for a long time, but now on a Intel, it's a real pain. As others pointed out, Trilian has a different name in Reaper. Now, I just bring the Trilian host window to focus from the dock after I load the plugin, then everything works fine.Īctually, it works just fine now. I think it was about the fourth time I force-closed Reaper that I happened to notice the Trilogy host icon in the dock which disappeared just as Reaper was force-closing. With Trilogy, this host window was actually behind the plugin window so I never saw it and Reaper appeared to just hang. If what you mean by "crash" is that Reaper just hangs and won't accept input and you have to force-close, then I think this may be the issue: If Trilian is anything like Trilogy (and I suspect it is, since it's the "new version" of Trilogy), it actually opens a separate host window when you load the plugin in Reaper. Sorry if it's a bit late responding to this.

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I have the latest Reaper 3.22 and the latest Trilian update (1.1.4c). It just sees the AUi version although both are installed. It's weird that Reaper does not even see the VST version of it. Has anyone been successful at all with running Spectrasonics Trilian with Reaper? after clicking OK in the restartcallingwindow try to remove the plugin from the insert.ĥ libSystem.B.dylib 0x9355e155 _pthread_start + 321Ħ libSystem.B.dylib 0x9355e012 thread_start + 34 Hybridreverb2 crashes reaper every time U try to remove it from the plugin-chain. Plugin disappears, FX list is empty again.Ĭlick the "Add" button in the FX Chain window. Plugin loads, everything seems fine! :-OĬlick the "Remove" button in the FX Chain window. (Preference "Load last project on startup" disabled)Ĭlick on the FX button of the newly created track.Ĭhoose AUi: LinPlug: FreeAlpha. Those who use the default GUI, like Apple: AUMatrixReverb (included with OS X / GarageBand), work just fine.Īlso, they don't crash a pristine project! Here's what I mean: It seems that all AU with a custom GUI are affected. Here a partial list of AU that crash on me when trying to add them:Īpple: AUGraphicEQ (included with OS X / GarageBand)Īpple: AUDynamicsProcessor (included with OS X / GarageBand) I'll do some more thorough checking when I get the chance I have more, but I cant think of them right now. could have a ot to do with this reaper error message when loading the plug: "Could not get channel info for effects (are they multichannel?)" - it is not multichannel though. The TAL-TOGU Bass line synth has no audio at all and does not seem to respond to midi (at least the fancy keyboard graphics don't). Anything Arturia seems to cause frequent crashes on 3.00 but now seems to work fine for 3.01.Īlthought the Minimoog V comes up with only bypass as an option for paramter modulation. I seem to recall a GUI being there before upgrading to version 3

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BFD Demo (i wonder if it goes for the full prog as well) has no GUI - even on resize or actions. PLUG problems (all of them work fine in logic studio as either AU or AU-wrapped from vst via fxpansion) : Thanks for finding time for us OSX'ers as well.