On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 06:46:22PM -0400, Steven Yi wrote:
> Not sure, just tested here on OSX and worked fine with csound and
> --port=10000.  Using vim 8.1.2150.  If I use "nc -ul 10000" I don't get
> newlines but that doesn't matter really, Csound receives the data and
> executes it just fine.
Oh, yeah -- I guess Csound just processes the packet.
> 
> If the <leader>eo is called, it evaluates either a single line (if outside
> of an instr or opcode block), or the whole instr or opcode block if within
> it. Otherwise, you can use visual mode to select the text you want to
> evaluate and call <leader>eo.
>
This is what just doesn't work for me.  Wherever I put the cursor
it just sends that line.  I double-checked that it isn't an artefact of nc
by using "csound -v..." and seeing what it actually processed; it's just
the one line.

> If you're trying this out and Csound isn't getting anything, since netcat
> is receiving packets just fine, it might be that networking code isn't
> working correctly with your build of Csound. You're on Haiku, yes? Maybe
> there is a problem with the Haiku build and networking?
> 
I'm usually using Haiku, yes, but again to double check I went to Linux (Mint)
and it's exactly the same.  Maybe it's Mac that's weird...? (:-))

I actually have my own Live-Code setup using my own "connect-the-boxes"
software (and nc to Csound), and it works well.  It just doesn't have that
"select the entire instrument" feature that the vim plugin is *supposed* to have!

	-- Pete --

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