You can get it here: rorywalsh.ear.ie/RoryFolder/Lettuce1-3-2.exe

A list of additions/fixes are listed below. I would like to remind 
everyone again that Lettuce is still very much beta software so please 
be patient! For a list of known issues go here 
www.ear.ie/Lettuce.htm#trouble
Once this version is stable I will looking into all the other 
suggestions made by people on the list. Thanks again for all the support,
Rory.

P.S. I have been releasing Lettuce under the GNU license, is that ok, 
given that it uses the Csound API? I have no idea?


-Added several keyboard shortcuts:
   f9: Run/Stop Csound
   f5: compile
   Ctrl+B: Launch Breakpoint editor
   Ctrl+Tab: Toggle sco/orc files
   Ctrl+Shift+A: Add to repository
   Ctrl+Shift+X: Insert to repository
-added 'insert soundfile' action to undo list
-fixed Win ME problem, thanks to Art Hunkins for his help on this one. 
Lettuce should now run on all version of Windows, barre 3.1 of course!
-added check to prevent users from closing Lettuce while Csound is 
playing and thus prevent an unwanted crash
-added a command-line flags edit box for running sco/orc files
-fixed open-file dialogue "Error 474"
-fixed bug to prevent Lettuce from crashing when trying to open 
envelopes that were not generated in Lettuce
-add inserted code from breakpoint editor to undo list...
-added a Sound Editor button which will launch a sound editor of ones choice
-checkbox option to auto-load any sound files associated with the 
current csd/orc/sco in the editor, (this work fine for me with 
Soundforge but is untested with other editors)
-checkbox added to auto launch any file rendered to disk in the sound 
editor, this assumes that you are working with the default .csoundrc 
settings. Again I've only tested this with Soundforge.
-added a soundplayer button for quick playback of sounds in csd/orc/sco, 
I recommend mplayer2.exe in the Windows Media Player folder, it's small, 
loads tons of files types, opens quickly and can be set to 'stay on top'
(note that using a deicated media player will cause files to playback 
straight away, selecting an editor for will simple cause the files to 
open for editing)
-added a right-click pop-up command to play sound files, make sure the 
cursor is actually on the sound file string!
-added warning pop-up about creating standalones from orc/sco files

Great work--well done!

Cheers,

Chris

Rory Walsh wrote:
> You can get it here: rorywalsh.ear.ie/RoryFolder/Lettuce1-3-2.exe
> 
> A list of additions/fixes are listed below. I would like to remind 
> everyone again that Lettuce is still very much beta software so please 
> be patient! For a list of known issues go here 
> www.ear.ie/Lettuce.htm#trouble
> Once this version is stable I will looking into all the other 
> suggestions made by people on the list. Thanks again for all the support,
> Rory.
> 
> P.S. I have been releasing Lettuce under the GNU license, is that ok, 
> given that it uses the Csound API? I have no idea?
> 
> 
> -Added several keyboard shortcuts:
>   f9: Run/Stop Csound
>   f5: compile
>   Ctrl+B: Launch Breakpoint editor
>   Ctrl+Tab: Toggle sco/orc files
>   Ctrl+Shift+A: Add to repository
>   Ctrl+Shift+X: Insert to repository
> -added 'insert soundfile' action to undo list
> -fixed Win ME problem, thanks to Art Hunkins for his help on this one. 
> Lettuce should now run on all version of Windows, barre 3.1 of course!
> -added check to prevent users from closing Lettuce while Csound is 
> playing and thus prevent an unwanted crash
> -added a command-line flags edit box for running sco/orc files
> -fixed open-file dialogue "Error 474"
> -fixed bug to prevent Lettuce from crashing when trying to open 
> envelopes that were not generated in Lettuce
> -add inserted code from breakpoint editor to undo list...
> -added a Sound Editor button which will launch a sound editor of ones 
> choice
> -checkbox option to auto-load any sound files associated with the 
> current csd/orc/sco in the editor, (this work fine for me with 
> Soundforge but is untested with other editors)
> -checkbox added to auto launch any file rendered to disk in the sound 
> editor, this assumes that you are working with the default .csoundrc 
> settings. Again I've only tested this with Soundforge.
> -added a soundplayer button for quick playback of sounds in csd/orc/sco, 
> I recommend mplayer2.exe in the Windows Media Player folder, it's small, 
> loads tons of files types, opens quickly and can be set to 'stay on top'
> (note that using a deicated media player will cause files to playback 
> straight away, selecting an editor for will simple cause the files to 
> open for editing)
> -added a right-click pop-up command to play sound files, make sure the 
> cursor is actually on the sound file string!
> -added warning pop-up about creating standalones from orc/sco files