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| Aj-snapshot is not a tool you use early in your work, since it's basically useless until you have something to take a snapshot of. Once you have configured a rig that you like, then take a moment to take a snapshot of your routing setup: | Aj-snapshot is not a tool you use early in your work, since it's basically useless until you have something to take a snapshot of. Once you have configured a rig that you like, then take a moment to take a snapshot of your routing setup: | ||
| - | <code ruby> | + | <code> |
| - | $ aj-snapshot rig.aj | + | $ aj-snapshot foo.aj |
| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | where ''rig.aj'' is the filename that will be created for the snapshot. This file can be stored any where, and it's up to you how to organise your files; Slackermedia recommends storing your snapshots with your music project files. | + | where ''foo.aj'' is the filename that will be created for the snapshot. This file can be stored any where, and it's up to you how to organise your files; Slackermedia recommends storing your snapshots with your music project files. |
| If a file with the same name exists in the destination directory, aj-snapshot offers to overwrite it. Force aj-snapshot to overwrite existing files with the ''-f'' (''--force'') option. | If a file with the same name exists in the destination directory, aj-snapshot offers to overwrite it. Force aj-snapshot to overwrite existing files with the ''-f'' (''--force'') option. | ||
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| When you need to resume work on a project, you should start JACK, any graphical JACK frontend that you use (such as [[patchage|Patchage]] or [[qjackctl|QJackCtl]]), your DAW, and any applications you are using external of your DAW (stand-alone synths and effects), and then run aj-snapshot: | When you need to resume work on a project, you should start JACK, any graphical JACK frontend that you use (such as [[patchage|Patchage]] or [[qjackctl|QJackCtl]]), your DAW, and any applications you are using external of your DAW (stand-alone synths and effects), and then run aj-snapshot: | ||
| - | <code bash> | + | <code> |
| - | $ aj-snapshot --restore rig.aj | + | $ aj-snapshot --restore foo.aj |
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| When you restore connections with aj-snapshot, the default behaviour is to //leave all existing connections untouched// and to add the connections from the snapshot file on top of those. If you want to restore the exact state of the system, you must tell aj-snapshot to remove all existing connections before doing the restore: | When you restore connections with aj-snapshot, the default behaviour is to //leave all existing connections untouched// and to add the connections from the snapshot file on top of those. If you want to restore the exact state of the system, you must tell aj-snapshot to remove all existing connections before doing the restore: | ||
| - | <code bash> | + | <code> |
| - | $ aj-snapshot --remove --restore rig.aj | + | $ aj-snapshot --remove --restore foo.aj |
| </code> | </code> | ||
| You can use ''--remove'' (''-x'') to remove all existing connections without any further action. | You can use ''--remove'' (''-x'') to remove all existing connections without any further action. | ||
| - | <code bash> | + | <code> |
| $ aj-snapshot -x | $ aj-snapshot -x | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
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