In the API of the Lagrange Interpolator it says, you should have one Interpolatorobject for each channel.
Since the number of channels is only given at runtime, I would like to declare something like a vector or array of Interpolatorobjects in the header of the plugin processor and fill that in prepareToPlay with the required number of objects.
Then I could simply iterate through them in processBuffers by calling each interpolator by InterpolatorVector[channel].
However visual studio 2017 gives me an error when compiling: “No access to private member, which was declared in juce::LagrangeInterpolator class”.
So what would be the best way to achieve, what I want to do here? I am quite new to c++, I do have some experience in c, though.
I hope this thread is in the right place, I am also new to the forum.
The Lagrange interpolator is non-copyable, so if you want to put those into containers, you need to use them via pointers. (Preferably smart pointers so you don’t leak them.)
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Ok, thanks, just found that solution a couple minutes ago and it works, after like 6h of thinking about it 