Hello,

In an Android app I'm trying to programatically kill an instrument in a
running performance. After browsing the API docs (It was great to discover
the new github API docs, thank you!) and checking the JNI generated Java
classes, I came up with this:

csnd.csoundKillInstance(mCsound.GetCsound(), 2, "", 1, 0);

Where mCsound is the instance of Csound that contains the running
performance. I'm trying to kill the nameless instrument number 2. 

Instead of the expected behaviour, what I'm getting is Csound freezing
(constantly looping of the last audio sample) without any messages in
logcat.

My main question is: is this the proper way of killing an instrument
programatically? The alternative I guess is to trigger a second instrument
that kills the intended instrument using a turnoff2 opcode.

Best,

Hector



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Ah! My bad. It works now. I had to use null instead of "" for instrument
name:

csnd.csoundKillInstance(mCsound.GetCsound(), 2, null, 1, 0); 

Sorry for the noise. At least I hope this helps someone in the future.

Best,

Hector





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