Is that OK if I add a few things to a source file in CVS. It's not intended
for this release, but it's a feature I'd like to put it up now for someone 
else to build
and use it. Or would you prefer me to wait until next week?

Victor

Victor Lazzarini
Music Technology Laboratory
Music Department
National University of Ireland, Maynooth 



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No, changes are just an addition of a Tcl command to tclcsound. I'll wait
until next week, if that's better.

At 10:03 16/03/2006, you wrote:
>On Thursday 16 March 2006 10:54, Steven Yi wrote:
>
> > It shouldn't matter if everyone is building Csound from CVS and
> > exporting/checking out using the tagged 5.01 sources (as mentioned in
> > Istvan's email) and not just doing a simple update, as your change
> > won't show up then.  So I see no particular problem with that.
>
>Yes, although I am still afraid that some packages will be built from the
>latest CVS, ignoring the tag. Anyway, I change the version number in the
>sources now and restore the beta status so that it is easy to find out if
>a release was not made from the tagged sources.
>By the way, do the intended new changes include opcodes ? If yes, then the
>version will be "5.02.0 beta".
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It seem there's something wrong with FLsetVal when used in connection to FLJoy.
It behaves as if FLsetVal sets both the JoyX and JoyY valuators, when only one is set by FLsetVal.

FLsetVal_i works as expected,
and FLsetVal works as expected with other widgets than FLJoy.

The attached csd shows the problem.
After 4 seconds, FLsetVal should reset the Y axis to 0.5,
but both X and Y axis are reset.

best
Oeyvind