drobilla

… done and done. It is so much nicer to right click a canvas and hop through a few class (”category”) menus to find the plugin you want than search a big flat list in a dialog. Short of a couple of semantic wars over classes (I already had to change the schema a bit to make the menu less crap), that’s done. As usual, need to go over the API and make sure there’s no potential future binary incompatibility issues, but I think it’s pretty good. SLV2 is quite a bit more of an abstraction layer than I initially planned, but the API is more solid and flexible, as far as being able to change things underneath without breaking things.

Look at me, finally learning that compatibility is important.

So what’s left now is the hard part: exposing full(ish) RDF querying. I don’t want to expose Redland (gone this far without) at least for normal uses, so I guess I will have to make a query results ‘class’ etc.

First is the bigger issue though: at the moment there’s no typed literals in SLV2 at all. This is not good…