Alex Norman

I am experiencing similar behavior, I have a template that has a symlinked directory in it, I would like the directory and its contents to end up in the project...

I have a branch that I'm using with neo vim and a pull request for it. https://github.com/supercollider/scvim/pull/64 It requires that you point supercollider at the `sc` directory inside your scvim...

> @lpil PR is closed by creator. @x37v can you do a minimal port of your fix to master? @capocasa yeah, i'll try to get to this soon

oh nice, i guess I missed the notification on this one, I'll take a look at it when I have some time and then merge it in. Thanks! I could...

horizontal bar charts with data that is sorted in reverse gives garbage too: ``` ruby-1.9.2-p0 > Gchart.bar(:data => [123,50,1], :axis_labels => [["1", "50", "123"]], :axis_with_labels => 'y', :orientation => 'horizontal')...

looking at this example.. i'm guessing the `close_dir` documentation is wrong? https://github.com/rust-embedded-community/embedded-sdmmc-rs/blob/ed1b7eaf5c559d7af3a3ea274049a677f18b1d8c/examples/test_mount.rs#L129-L144

we resolved `1` with that PR but `2` .. the documentation about `close_dir` is still confusing

RE the alsa sequencer driver.. I wonder how things would behave if we just removed this line? https://github.com/jackaudio/jack2/blob/4f58969432339a250ce87fe855fb962c67d00ddb/linux/alsa/alsa_seqmidi.c#L883

> But as far as I can tell, the Yamaha convention is Middle C = C3 (ie. C3 is note 60), which is what `midi-types` does, not `usbd-midi`. Not sure...

> I think it might be worth highlighting the octave change though, since this is arguably a breaking change for applications which already use `usbd-midi`. yeah.. the whole PR would...