On Monday 05 December 2005 15:52, Oeyvind Brandtsegg wrote:

> Using either csound.performKsmps(true), or csound.PerformKsmps works as
> expected up to a certain point for me. Csound loads fine as usual,
> and the loop where performKsmps resides does run (I stuck a print 'running'
> in there and it prints repeatedly...) but when I send an event to csound,
> using csound.inputMessage,
> the performKsmps loop seems to halt (stops printing), and Python exits with
> "This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual
> way....." Should I use something else than csound.inputMessage() to send
> realtime events to csound ?

Try using InputMessage(), for example csound.InputMessage('i 1 1 2 60 127\n'),
but note that it requires the -L stdin command line option to work. There is
also ScoreEvent() that does not need -L stdin, but it probably does not work
in Python, as it takes an array of floats as input argument.


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