Matt Diamond

Sorry for not addressing this earlier. Will take a look tomorrow and see what I can do. On May 2, 2014 12:18 AM, "naftoligug" [email protected] wrote: > I have a...

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Hey, sorry for not replying to this... feel free to submit a PR. And you're welcome, glad to hear the library helped you out.

This seems like a good place to ask: where *is* the package installed if it isn't found? And is the package deleted afterwards?

Agreed... this is generating a lot of irrelevant warnings, which is frustrating because it's going to train me to mentally ignore warnings going forward, and that's not good! Would appreciate...

@jbrew138 Actually, this might be as simple as unchecking "Diagnostics Enabled" in the `ide-typescript` settings, or modifying your config.cson file like so: ```diff - "ide-typescript": {} + "ide-typescript": + diagnosticsEnabled:...

@damieng This may be a dumb question, but does `jsconfig.json` work for Atom as well as Visual Studio? Is Atom's `ide-typescript` using the same language service?

Wouldn't it be easiest to have all object creation occur through the instantiated Audiolet object? In other words, instead of: ``` var sine = new Sine(audiolet, 440) ``` do this:...

@catshirt wouldn't creating nodes via `audiolet` object methods allow you to use/store that reference via `this` within the node constructor? Why would you still need to pass around an `audiolet`...

@catshirt see my edit above... and yeah, in that case you would need to maintain some sort of singleton Audiolet graph object. **Edit**: I also think it's better to force...