| Stephane, thanks a lot!
At 15:37 12/04/2006, you wrote:
>hello list,
>
>the latest version of the csound-x modes for Emacs is available at the
>usual address:
>
>http://www.zogotounga.net/comp/csoundx.html
>
>this is a major update so the version jumped to 2.
>here are the main changes:
>
>* the csound-sco and csound-orc modes by John ffitch have been heavily
>hacked and integrated into csound-x. so there is no more compatibility
>between the current and future versions of John's modes and csound-x
>
>* as a consequence, the sco and orc modes menus have been simplified: no
>more "Orc+" and "Sco+"
>
>* an opcode database (directly built from the Csound 5 manual) is used for
>fontification and indentation, which have been improved and have now
>customizable behaviors. the database also provides opcode templates
>
>* utilities for the algorithmic generation of orchestras are in the works.
>there is still a lot to do but...
>
>* ...as a consequence, it is already possible to bypass sco/orc/csd
>editing and code directly in Emacs Lisp for csound:
>
>(csl-play-composition
> (csound-composition
> :ftables '(1 :sin 8192)
> :instr 1 '(out (oscili :arate (oscili :krate p4 1/p3 p7) p5 p6))
> :score (insert "f 2 0 513 5 1 12 1024 500 1" ?\n)
> :i-stream
> (i 1 0 4 8000 440 1 2)
> (loop for h in '(2200 600 215 1852 990)
> for d in '(2 2.5 2 1.5 4)
> do (+i :p5 h :p3 d))))
>
>
>as always, feedback is welcome !
>
>Stef
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Victor Lazzarini
Music Technology Laboratory
Music Department
National University of Ireland, Maynooth |