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@jamesmcm Awesome, that worked! Thank you :)

Sure. The relevant parts of my config are as follows: ```emacs-lisp (use-package dired-preview :hook (dired-preview-mode . dired-preview-kill-buffers-on-end) :custom (dired-preview-display-action-alist '((display-buffer-in-main-window) (dired-preview-buffer t))) :config (defun dired-preview-kill-buffers-on-end () (unless dired-preview-mode (dired-preview--kill-buffers t))))...

With standard cl-collider and cl-patterns, I would do that like this: ```lisp (defvar *bus* (bus-audio :chanls 2)) (pb :test ;; your pattern code here :out *bus*) (proxy :process (let* ((sig...

FYI, for `expRand`, cl-collider does have `exp-rand.ir` and `exp-range` already. Not sure how your utility function differs from those, though.

Hi, and thanks! I agree it would be nice to have this library added to Deken. The main reason I haven't pursued that yet is because there is a lot...

Each `prest` has its own numeric value, set by its optional argument, which defaults to `1`. So the `-9` occurs because the actual expression at that point is `(p- (prest...

Just off the top of my head I'm imagining an API that could look something along these lines: ```lisp (setf *prest-value* 2) ; set prest's global default (pbind :foo (p+...

Huh, okay, yeah, if a `prest` is provided then it should definitely be turning that event into a rest, so that's a bug for sure. To be honest that one...

Sorry for the delay in responding. Unlike `pdef` (and functionality that utilizes it like the `pb` macro), regular patterns don't keep a reference to their task on the clock when...

For me, commenting lines 1107-1109 of the `configure` script bypasses the check and seems to allow `./configure` to complete.