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--- trigger:MIDI [2025/02/26 02:11] – [Controller Change] peternlewis
+++ trigger:MIDI [2025/03/01 02:53] (current) – [Packet] peternlewis
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-====== Raw Packet =======
+====== Packet =======
 This is a rather advanced trigger that requires some knowledge of the MIDI protocol (v8+).  You can configure the minimum and maximum size of the packet, as well as the range of the first two bytes, and a regex that matches the specified packet (the format will be a sequence of space-separated hex values).
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 This should allow you to capture things like SysEx and HUI protocol packets and the like.
-The [[token:TriggerValue|%TriggerValue%]] token will the space-separated hex values representing the packet, followed by a comma, followed by the source device.
+The [[token:TriggerValue|%TriggerValue%]] token will the space-separated hex values representing the packet, followed by a comma, followed by the source device. You can get the two parts with.
-If you extract just the bytes (ie, everything up until the first comma), then you can easily access the individual parts using the token array notation, eg `%TriggerValue[3] %` will be the third value (8.0.4+) — note the `[space]` in `][space]%`, the space is the separator for the array, instead of the default comma.
+^ Token      ^ Value ^
+| %TriggerValue[1]%    | Data            |
+| %TriggerValue[2]%    | Device          |
+If you extract just the bytes (ie, everything up until the first comma), then you can then easily access the individual parts using the token array notation, eg `%DataVar[3] %` will be the third value (8.0.4+) — note the `{space}` in `]{space}%`, the space is the separator for the array, instead of the default comma.