Hi All,

I've committed a change just now to Csound 6 where array specifiers
for opcodes now use the "k[]" form instead of the "[k]".  There is now
a specification for internal vs. external array specifications.  Users
and opcode writers will use the same external format of "k[]" or
"k[][]". An example is found in csound6/tests/test_karrays_udo.csd:

opcode Test,k,k[]

kS[] xin
k1 = kS[0]
   xout k1

endop

Internally, at this time, the "[k]" form is still used as it
simplifies parsing/coding. This can and probably should be revisited
later.

Otherwise, the code has been tested so far as what is covered by the
tests in csound6/tests/commandline.  I am not sure if all places where
internal/external conversions are required have been covered.  Any
testing by users and submission of bugs to the bugtracker would be
extremely valuable and appreciated.

Note: This array specifier syntax goes for both writers of UDO's as
well as C Opcodes.  Examples of it in C can be found in arrays.c.

Thanks!
steven

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