When will it be ready for Windows? I've been wondering how to compile it
myself but I prefer to download it because it's easier.



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I downloaded and installed Setup_Csound6_6.01.0.exe and all I got was
CsoundQt 0.8.0 (not 0.8.1). Tarmo Johannes-2 added support for highlighting
.inc files to the source of CsoundQt in git becuase I wanted to #include
files and make bigger instruments. That's the main reason that I want the
newest version
(http://csound.1045644.n5.nabble.com/little-problem-on-CsoundQt-td5726641.html).

I downloaded, installed and used git to get the latest source code of
QuteCsound/CsoundQt wondering how to compile it myself. I have a clue but I
still don't know for certain how. Creating the config.user.pri file sounds
hard and I don't know if I have all the stuff that I need in order to
compile it. Downloading it seems way easier but it seems that CsoundQt 0.8.0
is as good as it gets for direct downloading and not compiling but last time
I checked it CsoundQt 0.8.0 doesn't support for highlighting .inc files.



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You can rename whatever.inc to whatever.orc and #include whatever.orc.

Hi,

There is a lot more improvements between 0.8.0 and 0.8.1 than just the inc-file highlighting. If possible, I suggest CsoundQt 0.8.1 would be really nice to have with the next Csound package for windows (or separately).

It's a pity that it is so hard to build on Windows! Apparently only Michael Gogins is the only wizard on the planet who is able to do the magic :)

If somebody else could take the trouble to learn how to do it, too, would be really great!

tarmo

On Thursday 31 October 2013 22:53:17 Michael Gogins wrote:

You can rename whatever.inc to whatever.orc and #include whatever.orc.

On Oct 31, 2013 10:46 PM, "Cacophony7" <michaelsparks37@gmail.com> wrote:

I downloaded and installed Setup_Csound6_6.01.0.exe and all I got was
CsoundQt 0.8.0 (not 0.8.1). Tarmo Johannes-2 added support for highlighting
.inc files to the source of CsoundQt in git becuase I wanted to #include
files and make bigger instruments. That's the main reason that I want the
newest version
(http://csound.1045644.n5.nabble.com/little-problem-on-CsoundQt-td5726641.html).

I downloaded, installed and used git to get the latest source code of
QuteCsound/CsoundQt wondering how to compile it myself. I have a clue but I
still don't know for certain how. Creating the config.user.pri file sounds
hard and I don't know if I have all the stuff that I need in order to
compile it. Downloading it seems way easier but it seems that CsoundQt 0.8.0
is as good as it gets for direct downloading and not compiling but last time
I checked it CsoundQt 0.8.0 doesn't support for highlighting .inc files.



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I will include it soon.

Regards,
Mike