Hi,

i was reading the Csound Journal article from Jim Aikin (
http://www.csounds.com/journal/issue15/phrase_loops.html ). He says that on
the manual page of the opcode schedule there is talk of:
"ktrigger -- trigger value for new event" and "this parameter is not used in
the opcode." 
It looks like he is right.
Can someone check this out please?
I was just looking for a better example of this opcode so i can change the
text in the process if agreed...

greetings
Menno

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There is no k-rate argument to the opcode schedule in the source.
only  iwhich, iwhen, idur and i-rate arguments.  Only k-rate happens
is to check midi release.
==John ffitch

>>>>> "menno" == menno   writes:

 menno> i was reading the Csound Journal article from Jim Aikin (
 menno> http://www.csounds.com/journal/issue15/phrase_loops.html ). He says that on
 menno> the manual page of the opcode schedule there is talk of:
 menno> "ktrigger -- trigger value for new event" and "this parameter is not used in
 menno> the opcode." 
 menno> It looks like he is right.
 menno> Can someone check this out please?
 menno> I was just looking for a better example of this opcode so i can change the
 menno> text in the process if agreed...

 menno> greetings
 menno> Menno




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