I don't know of any opcodes that use the d-sig type one, but the w-sig
types were added by Barry Vercoe I believe and are a part of the
spectral opcode family:

http://www.csounds.com/manual/html/SpectralTop.html

and Barry Vercoe has a chapter in the Csound book (chapter 21) that
discusses the Spectral opcodes.

I'll add back in the w-sig type to the documentation.

Thanks!
steven


On 3/6/06, Istvan Varga <istvan_v@fibermail.hu> wrote:
> As far as I know, the 'v' and 'c' variable types are not implemented
> (these may have been in the proprietary "extended" version, or just
> ideas that never turned into actual code, I do not know). While I did
> replace the 'w' type with 'f' assuming that the latter is more widely
> used and is supported by more opcodes, of course the older type can
> be documented there, too. There is also a third spectral type, 'd',
> although so far I only used f-signals, and do not really know how the
> d- and w-types are intended to be used.
>
> On Monday 06 March 2006 19:45, Steven Yi wrote:
>
> > I took a look at the manual changes and noticed that orch/kvar.xml
> > removed a number of entries, particular v-set symbols (which I didn't
> > even know existed or did exist at some point), Midi controllers (which
> > seems outdated), and w-sig spectral signal types.  The first two seem
> > old and outdated but w-sig types are still in Csound and haven't been
> > replaced with f-sig types, correct?  If so, then the w-sig type and
> > f-sig type both need to be in that section I think and perhaps be
> > labeled a bit differently to differentiate the two.
>
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