bngdblbng-help.pd
bngdblbng.pd

First I want to thank @Balwyn for giving me some sense of how I might do this (and the keyname trigger in the help file is his).

Use:
Capture a bang as either bang or double-bang by setting a metronome on the first bang.
If the [f] is at 1 when it hits the next beat then it's a bang. If it's at 2, then it's double-bang.

Me? I am going to use it with my arduino footpedal as well as my usb-keyboard ([keyname]) foot-switches.

I hope you may find a use for it.

Peace and ever-living Music.
-S

The abs:

I did a similar thing once, with a longbang in addition. A double-long-click is maybe an other option (to confuse the user ).

@bang Cool. I'd love to see it. Can you share it here? Thanks.

@svanya Wouldn't this be enough: bngdblbng.pd?

This treads more than one click within the delay time always as double click. Right inlet just takes the delay time in milliseconds as float.

Ah, i forgot that another bang restarts the delay, so the above doesn't work as it should. But this might: bngdblbng.pd

Another version: bngdblbng.pd

@ingox Thank you, so much for these ingox.

Is there any way you could help me wrap in a longpress?

So [bngdblbng] becomes [bngdbllong]? esp. as it pertains to [key] and [keyup].

If so, I could use my bluetooth keyboard as a footpedal with my android (via MMP) and only have 2 buttons yet capture 3 states per button, ex. record | play | bypass.

If not, no sweat. I understand.

Peace, and thanks again, for the work done alread. (Much better than mine).
-S

@svanya This one is a little bit more complicated, but this is my attempt: bngdbllong.zip

Notice that this, other than the ones above, only registers full clicks, meaning two consecutive bangs. So key up and key down for example. If you only press key down, it will wait for the key up and outputs "long" (third outlet) when it receives it. Also notice that the [keyname] object will fire key up and key down events depending on the OS, so the help file will give strange results while holding the space bar. But this is only due to the OS, not to the object itself

@svanya said:

@bang Cool. I'd love to see it. Can you share it here? Thanks.

I didn't find it yet, sorry! Patched it in the old "extented" days.
I am a bit buisy, I will look in a week or so.

After learning from @ingox work I came up with this. (Especially since his patch was confusing me.)

It just accumulates bangs via [v] and then triggers via [del] whatever it is currently at after a given ($f1 or inlet) window (in milliseconds). Ex. so if >2 then it's a long press, 1=single, and 2=double.

I hope it helps someone. Esp as it pertains to using Mobmuplat with a Bluetooth keyboard as a footswitch/stompbox.

Cheers! Thank you @ingox and @bang for your contributions to this matter.

Peace.
-Scott

singledoublelong-help.pd
singledoublelong.pd

p.s. for ease of use, you could make a copy with "sdl.pd" as the filename.