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## About
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This script demonstrates how to interact with the event thread/event object. It also demonstrates how to register event specific callbacks.
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By default the interface does not broadcast any events. So even though our callbacks are registered, and the event thread has been initiated, we won't receive updates.
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After five seconds the event object is used to subscribe to all events for a total of thirty seconds.
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Remember that events can also be unsubscribed to with `vm.event.remove()`. Callbacks can also be deregistered using vm.observer.remove().
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The same can be done without a context manager:
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```python
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vm = voicemeeterlib.api(KIND_ID)
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vm.login()
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vm.observer.add(on_midi) # register an `on_midi` callback function
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vm.init_thread()
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vm.event.add("midi") # in this case we only subscribe to midi events.
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...
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vm.end_thread()
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vm.logout()
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```
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Once initialized, the event thread will continously run until end_thread() is called. Even if all events are unsubscribed to.
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## Use
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Simply run the script and trigger events and you should see the output after 5 seconds. To trigger events do the following:
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- change GUI parameters to trigger pdirty
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- press any macrobutton to trigger mdirty
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- play audio through any bus to trigger ldirty
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- any midi input to trigger midi
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