Julian Rohrhuber
Julian Rohrhuber
when we make the next network music session, I'll check.
I think you might not be passing the inevent upstream correctly. There are a number of comments on the code, Pattern code is a little hard to get right in...
ok, thanks! I must have read it in some description.
Hm, could we risk to make it zero?
> I was thinking of writing a parser (and a quasiquoter) in Haskell just for SynthDef as written in sclang. Like this? https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hsc3-0.20/docs/Sound-Sc3-Server-Synthdef.html
Looks good (of course!). The question with embedded languages is always how the host language may (partly) re-appear in the embedded one, or how they are integrated with each other.
Yes, sclang formatting is a complicated topic, because it is (also) about artistic style.
Yes, for test files, why not. I wouldn't want to discuss it all here, but one argument for not enforcing it in the class library could be that you see...
@smoge this comment has nothing to do with the issue. Could you *please, please* make an effort to stay on topic?
From my side: 1. you can convert different objects to an a key value pairs array conveniently, by using `.asPairs` (see helpfile). The key value pairs array is the simplest...