I think score events cannot take more than 1 string argument;
this limitation is imposed by the EVTBLK structure which has
a single 'strarg' member, and setting one of the MYFLT p-fields
to a magic number indicates that the string argument is to be
used there. It may be possible to change the score parser to
simply replace the instrument name with the corresponding number,
though, assuming that losing the name information in error
messages etc. is not a problem.

On Thursday 25 May 2006 15:25, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> I stumbled across a possible bug with named instruments: I have an
> instrument named
> 
> instr SfPlay
> 
> (...)
> endin
> 
> which takes a string as p4 (using strget). The score line reads
> 
> i "SfPlay" 0 0.1 "coltranem.wav" 1 0.5 0 2
> 
> resulting in this error:
> 
>            B  0.000 - note deleted. instr coltranem.wav undefined
> 
> is this normal behaviour? No such problem is the score line does not
> have another string in it.


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