My experience with WindowsME:

No Windows versions of Csound do *any* sort of function table graphics using
default flags other than CsoundAV, which does ASCII. (These versions include
flCsound, gbs0, MyCsound4 and both Varga and Gogins Csound5.)

Are there flags to enable even ASCII graphics on any other Windows Csounds?
(I am not aware of any.)

Art Hunkins

----- Original Message -----
From: "Istvan Varga" 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 4:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Csnd] function table graphics in CsoundAV?


> I think the post was about CsoundAV, and not Csound 5, so it
> is quite possible that function table displays - other than ASCII
> - are not supported by that version.
>
> Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>
> > FLTK supposedly would do it (at least does it on Linux), but
> > I'm not sure how well it's working on Windows. There was a
> > problem on OSX, but I never got round to testing if it was
> > sorted.
> >
> > If you're now on the PC-compatible, why not try Linux? You
> > can dual-boot. I'm sure you'll love it even more.
> >
> > Victor
> >
> > At 22:05 21/09/2005, you wrote:
> >
> >> are there any besides the ASCII graphs?
> >>
> >> if so, how do i turn them on?!??
> >>
> >>
> >> thanks,
> >> matt [ using windows and ~LOVING~ it!  :P ]
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Art Hunkins wrote:

> My experience with WindowsME:
> 
> No Windows versions of Csound do *any* sort of function table graphics using
> default flags other than CsoundAV, which does ASCII. (These versions include
> flCsound, gbs0, MyCsound4 and both Varga and Gogins Csound5.)

Are you sure ? Is it possible that you are somehow using the -d flag
(.csoundrc, , etc.) ? I have just tested - using WINE - the
2005-07-16 release by Michael Gogins, and with the --displays flag it
seems to display tables in an FLTK window. Also, with --displays -g
tables are displayed as ASCII by both the above mentioned version and
my release (which is limited to ASCII, though).
Note that displays should be enabled by default, but if there is a
-d flag anywhere then you need to explicitly use --displays.
Also, using FLTK table displays and FLTK widgets at the same time
may be unsafe, so you may want to use ASCII displays in such cases.
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