I found this skip in the numbering in all_strings (Csound 4 CVS):

1734,"xin was already used in this opcode definition"
1735,"xout is allowed only in user opcodes"
1746,"xout: invalid number of arguments"
1747,"xout: invalid argument type"


Is this a mistake?

Anthony

I would have been unintended but it is not an error.
I went through csound5 strings to normalise such oddities
==John ffitch

>>>>> "Anthony" == Anthony Kozar  writes:

 Anthony> I found this skip in the numbering in all_strings (Csound 4 CVS):
 Anthony> 1734,"xin was already used in this opcode definition"
 Anthony> 1735,"xout is allowed only in user opcodes"
 Anthony> 1746,"xout: invalid number of arguments"
 Anthony> 1747,"xout: invalid argument type"


 Anthony> Is this a mistake?

 Anthony> Anthony

OK.

Please note for the future that gaps in the numbering don't work correctly
when all_strings is made into gets.r for the Mac version.

Is it alright if I insert 10 blank strings into all_strings between 1735 and
1746?  Or should I just make the correction in gets.r?

Thanks.

Anthony

On 8/8/04 4:06 AM, jpff@codemist.co.uk etched in stone:

> I would have been unintended but it is not an error.
> I went through csound5 strings to normalise such oddities
> ==John ffitch
> 
>>>>>> "Anthony" == Anthony Kozar  writes:
> 
> Anthony> I found this skip in the numbering in all_strings (Csound 4 CVS):
> Anthony> 1734,"xin was already used in this opcode definition"
> Anthony> 1735,"xout is allowed only in user opcodes"
> Anthony> 1746,"xout: invalid number of arguments"
> Anthony> 1747,"xout: invalid argument type"
> 
> 
> Anthony> Is this a mistake?
> 
> Anthony> Anthony
> 
> 
> 

Hi Michael,
Someone wrote to me saying csoundvst doesn't run because it asks for
python23.dll. Should python be installed, or just adding python23.dll to the
distrubution (and then to csound5 directory) be enough?
I have python, so I can't confirm this behaviour.

Andrés