I need to update the syntax file for smultron one of these days, with
all the new opcodes that have been added! Also at some point I worked
out a command that can detect if you have a csd or sco or orc file
open and render correspondingly. Unfortunately I lost the data on my
laptop soon after! Once I work it out again I'll put them up for
download.

I have also been thinking of contacting the creator of smultron and
asking him if he can include the csound syntax and commands in the
build. That way it would be easier for anyone that's interested in
trying it.

Best
Peiman


On 22/04/2008, jpff <jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk> wrote:
> Me too; emacs is the only editor I use by choice.
>  ==John ff
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>  On Sun, 20 Apr 2008, victor wrote:
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>  > Emacs. Is there any better way?
>  > Victor
>  > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brad Fuller" <bradallenfuller@gmail.com>
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>  > Subject: [Csnd] csound editor survey
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>  > > What do you use to edit csound files? Looking to get a general survey
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>  > > the particular editor.
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>  > > thanks,
>  > > brad
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