Dear Mr. Gogins,
seems that the method score:saveMidi is not present in Silencio.lua.
Last time i had try to comment out that function call in SilencioTest.lua
and all worked well (more or less because my system).

Also a little request: on linux there is need glfw.so, that i have find here

https://github.com/malkia/luajit-opencl

could be possible to have also that library included in Silencio?

Many thanks,
ciao,
francesco.


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It's probably not a good idea for me to include glfw.so, not because I
couldn't easily do it for one version, but because different varieties
of Linux may require different versions.

The method you need is called Silencio:renderMidi(patches), not
Silencio:saveMidi(). I may have changed the name...

Thanks for your interest in Silencio, even though this is what I now
use for composing it is very much a "work in progress." Don't hesitate
to ask any other questions you may have.

For your information, I am changing the way I personally use Silencio
to embedding it in Csound, rather than running it from the Lua
interpreter. This means using the Lua opcodes in Csound. The reason I
am making this change is so that I can use Csound instruments that
have sliders and other graphical widgets that I set up in QuteCsound
(now CsoundQt). I find that Ii get higher quality sounds if I can
quickly tweak parameters in a GUI.

However, I will continue to support the method of using Silencio
directly from the Lua interpreter.

Regards,
Mike

On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 3:59 AM, francesco  wrote:
> Dear Mr. Gogins,
> seems that the method score:saveMidi is not present in Silencio.lua.
> Last time i had try to comment out that function call in SilencioTest.lua
> and all worked well (more or less because my system).
>
> Also a little request: on linux there is need glfw.so, that i have find here
>
> https://github.com/malkia/luajit-opencl
>
> could be possible to have also that library included in Silencio?
>
> Many thanks,
> ciao,
> francesco.
>
>
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Dear Mr. Gogins,

> It's probably not a good idea for me to include glfw.so, not because I
> couldn't easily do it for one version, but because different varieties
> of Linux may require different versions.

i did not know about that, like too many other things!

> The method you need is called Silencio:renderMidi(patches), not
> Silencio:saveMidi(). I may have changed the name... 

yes, changing saveMidi to renderMidi works. Remember to change that in
SilencioTest (ok, if You want).

> I personally use Silencio to embedding it in Csound, rather than running
> it from the Lua
> interpreter.

I understand it, and although i use mainly Lua (only for simple things, i'm
not a programmer),
in a future i want to study more about Lua opcodes in Csound (and thanks
also for that).
But i was experimenting Silencio on android on my phone, and then i cannot
use Csound yet,
always if i'm right.

Thanks for Your work and help,

ciao,
francesco.


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I will change the test file as you suggest, and thanks for the report.

Mike

On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 3:53 AM, francesco  wrote:
> Dear Mr. Gogins,
>
>> It's probably not a good idea for me to include glfw.so, not because I
>> couldn't easily do it for one version, but because different varieties
>> of Linux may require different versions.
>
> i did not know about that, like too many other things!
>
>> The method you need is called Silencio:renderMidi(patches), not
>> Silencio:saveMidi(). I may have changed the name...
>
> yes, changing saveMidi to renderMidi works. Remember to change that in
> SilencioTest (ok, if You want).
>
>> I personally use Silencio to embedding it in Csound, rather than running
>> it from the Lua
>> interpreter.
>
> I understand it, and although i use mainly Lua (only for simple things, i'm
> not a programmer),
> in a future i want to study more about Lua opcodes in Csound (and thanks
> also for that).
> But i was experimenting Silencio on android on my phone, and then i cannot
> use Csound yet,
> always if i'm right.
>
> Thanks for Your work and help,
>
> ciao,
> francesco.
>
>
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