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Tim LaBerge ea80320531 Human readable debug

Leverage the code that writes a preset to XML so that messages
can be displayed in a human readable format.

E.g.,

(6, 2432, 1280)  Distortion: Dist Type: Screamer

The 3-tuple is position, id, value, which is followed by the
colon separated decode of the position, id, and the mapped value.

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.hgignore

update ignore list

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AUTHORS

Add contributors to the about dialog.

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COPYING

initial import

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effects.c

Human readable debug

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effects.h

Human readable debug

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gdigi_xml.h

Human readable debug

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gdigi.1

update manpage

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gdigi.c

Human readable debug

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gdigi.desktop

detect DigiTech devices on startup

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gdigi.h

Human readable debug

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gtkknob.c

port to GTK+ 3

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gtkknob.h

port to GTK+ 3

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gui.c

More logging changes.

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gui.h

Better message tracking.

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HACKING

update HACKING file

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knob.h

port to GTK+ 3

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knob.png

Don't use deprecated functions in GtkKnob; optipng knob.png

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Makefile

1) Require libxml-2 and build new file preset_xml.c

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preset_xml.c

Human readable debug

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preset.c

Human readable debug

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preset.h

1) Require libxml-2 and build new file preset_xml.c

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README

Update README.

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TODO

Detect DigiTech devices on startup. If more than one device is found, ask user which one to use.

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README

Requirments: alsa, gtk+, glib, expat, libxml-2

Getting started guide:
-to compile: make
-to run: ./gdigi

Commandline options:
--device (-d)

Example:
gdigi -d hw:1,0,0
gdigi --device=hw:1,0,0