It seems to me that none of the replies here have really addressed
the original poster's problem, so let me go back to that...

On Tue, Aug 03, 2021 at 03:37:39PM +0100, jacopo greco d'alceo wrote:

taking the following code, simply inserted into a  CSD, and run:
> =======================================
> instr inst9B589C8D
> print p1
> endin
> schedule "inst9B589C8D", 1.0, 0.5
> 
> instr inst0A7FFD81
> print p1
> endin
> schedule "inst0A7FFD81", 2.0, 0.5
> 
> instr inst0941D201
> print p1
> endin
> schedule "inst0941D201", 3.0, 0.5
> =======================================
> 
I would expect to see this:

> instr 1:  p1 = 1.000
> instr 2:  p1 = 2.000
> instr 3:  p1 = 3.000

which is exactly what I see, whether I run it directly
or via (my) livecode.

Seeing what jacopo sees in livecode:
> 
> instr 41:  p1 = 41.000
> instr 41:  p1 = 41.000
> instr 42:  p1 = 42.000

seems very odd, becaaus the code explicitly calls each
instrument once, but the first one apparently gets called twice!
(As I understand it, it should be impossible for two instruments
to end up with the same number, however it has been derived.)
It's also a bit odd that the instruments are not still numbered
1, 2, and 3, but I guess his livecode environment has some already
defined blocks.

	-- Pete --

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