jwaldmann
jwaldmann
This is just for increased convenience .. about key bindings in the web client: * which are there? Ctrl-Enter to send a block, and Ctrl-x,c,v seems to kill/copy/paste. Is there,...
Currently, anyone who has, or has guessed, the server url, can create a session. Sure, the session is only a text buffer, but - if I am running a server,...
Is it possible make the colour scheme of the web client user-configurable? The current dark mode (light letters on black background) may be useful for presentation in a dark room,...
it is visible with `--help` but I was not aware of it before. If a repl is connected, then for each command, stdout (and stderr?) will be sent to *...
Output looks like ``` [pubsub] Remove client c2713fd0-40a7-11eb-b756-13f0458006f2 [pubsub] Add client e7667620-40a7-11eb-b756-13f0458006f2 New subscriber via add method: { id: 'e7669d30-40a7-11eb-b756-13f0458006f2', topic: 'session:NGFmNzNlYmItMjc2OS00ZjcxLTk5NmMtOTIzZWMxZTcyNGMw:target:tidal:in', clientId: 'e7667620-40a7-11eb-b756-13f0458006f2', type: 'ws' } [pubsub] Remove client...
copied from https://club.tidalcycles.org/t/arpeggiator-patterns-up-down-down-up/3689 ``` tidal> d1 $ n (arp "up&down" "c'maj7") # s "superpiano" Error in pattern: Syntax error in sequence: "up&down" ^ unexpected '&' expecting charnum, rest, "[", "{",...
I'm not sure about the right place for the following remark. It's nothing critical. While preparing a presentation for a seminar, and looking up sources of documentation, I noticed that...
In collaborative live coding, there's always the problem that (by malice or by accident) some input can extract information from the system that runs tidal, or worse. Think of sending...
(related: #606 https://github.com/rd--/hosc/pull/2#issuecomment-639522092) If we do know that we never want lazy values - then we should declare strict constructor arguments. This is much better than sprinkling the code with...
Reading #760 got me thinking: Could we extract this "contiguous version of" (a.k.a. `gapless`) as a function for the Haskell API? So that `euclidGapless x y = gapless $ euclid...