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It would be cool to see that in the "examples" in the next version.
Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>
> And the floatArray (or doubleArray) provides a solution for accessing
> numbered channels, as they take a float * instead of float ** (or
> double).
>
> Here's an example in Python, which should be transferable to Java.
>
> ====================
> from csnd import *
> from pylab import *
>
> cs = Csound()
> res = cs.Compile("sine.csd", "-n")
> ksmps = cs.GetKsmps()
> channel = floatArray(ksmps);
>
> a = []
> while(res==0):
> res = cs.PerformKsmps()
> cs.ChanOAGet(channel.cast(), 0)
> for i in range(0, ksmps):
> a.append(channel[i])
>
> t = arange(len(a))
>
> plot(t[0:100]/cs.GetSr(), a[0:100])
> show()
> =====================
>
> So I guess things might be possible with the current system.
>
> Victor
>
>
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