Hi,

In case someone's interested... 
I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
Smultron (OS X). 

http://smultron.sourceforge.net/

In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code snippets
and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files from within the
program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).

If you are interested you can download the instructions and the syntax file
here:

http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron


The folder also contains the file named "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import command"
menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands (with keyboard
shortcuts)

There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that can be
imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets" menu for
a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.   

Hope this is helpful.

Best
Peiman 

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Hello Peiman,

Thanks for this.  It's a super editor - made even better with your  
syntax hilighting, commands and code-snippits, you need to add an option
that will have it link and open  the csound manual page when you  
select an opcode!

lovin it so far...

wow

thanks

-dr.B.


On Sep 4, 2007, at 1:23 PM, peiman wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> In case someone's interested...
> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
> Smultron (OS X).
>
> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>
> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code  
> snippets
> and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files from within the
> program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>
> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the  
> syntax file
> here:
>
> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>
>
> The folder also contains the file named  
> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import  
> command"
> menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands (with  
> keyboard
> shortcuts)
>
> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that  
> can be
> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"  
> menu for
> a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>
> Hope this is helpful.
>
> Best
> Peiman
>
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Hi Dr Boulanger,

I am glad you like it; I kind of discovered it accidentally, but fell in
love with it instantly! It is a very good idea to add the manual page
command, I have to work out how to do it though! It should be easy enough (I
hope). 

Also have you tried dragging a file onto the Smultron document itself?
dragging a sound-file onto the csd document will print the complete path of
that sound-file into the document, making it really easy to import
sound-files into a csound text on the fly!

Best
Peiman 


Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
> 
> Hello Peiman,
> 
> Thanks for this.  It's a super editor - made even better with your  
> syntax hilighting, commands and code-snippits, you need to add an option
> that will have it link and open  the csound manual page when you  
> select an opcode!
> 
> lovin it so far...
> 
> wow
> 
> thanks
> 
> -dr.B.
> 
> 
> On Sep 4, 2007, at 1:23 PM, peiman wrote:
> 
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> In case someone's interested...
>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
>> Smultron (OS X).
>>
>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>>
>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code  
>> snippets
>> and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files from within the
>> program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>>
>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the  
>> syntax file
>> here:
>>
>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>>
>>
>> The folder also contains the file named  
>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import  
>> command"
>> menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands (with  
>> keyboard
>> shortcuts)
>>
>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that  
>> can be
>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"  
>> menu for
>> a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>>
>> Hope this is helpful.
>>
>> Best
>> Peiman
>>
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Thanks for the tip!  That will also be very useful.

Have a great day!

-dB

On Sep 5, 2007, at 11:04 AM, peiman wrote:

>
> Hi Dr Boulanger,
>
> I am glad you like it; I kind of discovered it accidentally, but  
> fell in
> love with it instantly! It is a very good idea to add the manual page
> command, I have to work out how to do it though! It should be easy  
> enough (I
> hope).
>
> Also have you tried dragging a file onto the Smultron document itself?
> dragging a sound-file onto the csd document will print the complete  
> path of
> that sound-file into the document, making it really easy to import
> sound-files into a csound text on the fly!
>
> Best
> Peiman
>
>
> Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
>>
>> Hello Peiman,
>>
>> Thanks for this.  It's a super editor - made even better with your
>> syntax hilighting, commands and code-snippits, you need to add an  
>> option
>> that will have it link and open  the csound manual page when you
>> select an opcode!
>>
>> lovin it so far...
>>
>> wow
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> -dr.B.
>>
>>
>> On Sep 4, 2007, at 1:23 PM, peiman wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> In case someone's interested...
>>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
>>> Smultron (OS X).
>>>
>>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>>>
>>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code
>>> snippets
>>> and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files from within  
>>> the
>>> program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>>>
>>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the
>>> syntax file
>>> here:
>>>
>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>>>
>>>
>>> The folder also contains the file named
>>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import
>>> command"
>>> menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands (with
>>> keyboard
>>> shortcuts)
>>>
>>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that
>>> can be
>>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"
>>> menu for
>>> a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>>>
>>> Hope this is helpful.
>>>
>>> Best
>>> Peiman
>>>
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This provides a fine way to edit csd's. Thanks!

-Lou

On 9/5/07 9:11, "Dr. Richard Boulanger     "  wrote:

> Hello Peiman,
> 
> Thanks for this.  It's a super editor - made even better with your
> syntax hilighting, commands and code-snippits, you need to add an option
> that will have it link and open  the csound manual page when you
> select an opcode!
> 
> lovin it so far...
> 
> wow
> 
> thanks
> 
> -dr.B.
> 
> 
> On Sep 4, 2007, at 1:23 PM, peiman wrote:
> 
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> In case someone's interested...
>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
>> Smultron (OS X).
>> 
>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>> 
>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code
>> snippets
>> and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files from within the
>> program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>> 
>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the
>> syntax file
>> here:
>> 
>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>> 
>> 
>> The folder also contains the file named
>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import
>> command"
>> menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands (with
>> keyboard
>> shortcuts)
>> 
>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that
>> can be
>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"
>> menu for
>> a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>> 
>> Hope this is helpful.
>> 
>> Best
>> Peiman
>> 
>> -- 
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>> definition-files-for-Smultron-tf4379118.html#a12482656
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Hi,

The command-line capabilities of Smultron really got me thinking yesterday.
So I've made a little utility application (built with Max/msp but not
requiring it to run) that can kind of communicate with smultron, and be used
as a graphic editor for creating breakpoint functions for gen 27.

Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. Also I have built
the application on ppc os x (it may not run on intel but it should!). So if
you have an intel mac and max/msp installed then don't hesitate to ask me
for the max source code for building it yourself :-)

Here's how it works:

1- download and unzip file "Csound Utilities for Smultron.zip" from:
http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities

2- put the application "tablecsound.app" into your application folder (it
has to be there if you don't want to mess around with the default paths!)

3- from inside Smultron import the command-file "csound
utilities.smultronCommands": tools>handle commands>import commands.

4-restart Smultron and open any old documents, lets say a csd file. 

5-Now in Smultron press the keyboard shortcut "apple+shift+M" this will
automatically open the application tablecsound. In tablecsound click on the
pink area to graphically create a breakpoint line function.   

6- Once finished editing the line, go back to Smultron as the top window and
place the mouse cursor anywhere inside the csd document that you have open.
Next press the keyboard shortcut "apple+§". This will generate a score
function table (gen 27) and place it on your document where you had placed
the cursor, the data for which is taken from the graphic line editor.

You can later change the keyboard commands from the commands menu in
Smultron.

Best
Peiman

PS the max source patch uses Emmanuel Jourdan's externals library ejies for
the graphic breakpoint editor.


peiman wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> In case someone's interested... 
> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
> Smultron (OS X). 
> 
> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
> 
> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code
> snippets and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files from within
> the program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
> 
> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the syntax
> file here:
> 
> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
> 
> 
> The folder also contains the file named "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import
> command" menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands
> (with keyboard shortcuts)
> 
> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that can be
> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets" menu
> for a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.   
> 
> Hope this is helpful.
> 
> Best
> Peiman 
> 
> 

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Peiman,

The editor it very cool - all by itself - and will be very useful to  
all MacUsers.
In Smultron - it is great too - of course!  Thanks so much for doing  
and sharing this work.

-dB

On Sep 6, 2007, at 10:20 AM, peiman wrote:

>
>
> Hi,
>
> The command-line capabilities of Smultron really got me thinking  
> yesterday.
> So I've made a little utility application (built with Max/msp but not
> requiring it to run) that can kind of communicate with smultron,  
> and be used
> as a graphic editor for creating breakpoint functions for gen 27.
>
> Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. Also I have  
> built
> the application on ppc os x (it may not run on intel but it  
> should!). So if
> you have an intel mac and max/msp installed then don't hesitate to  
> ask me
> for the max source code for building it yourself :-)
>
> Here's how it works:
>
> 1- download and unzip file "Csound Utilities for Smultron.zip" from:
> http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities
>
> 2- put the application "tablecsound.app" into your application  
> folder (it
> has to be there if you don't want to mess around with the default  
> paths!)
>
> 3- from inside Smultron import the command-file "csound
> utilities.smultronCommands": tools>handle commands>import commands.
>
> 4-restart Smultron and open any old documents, lets say a csd file.
>
> 5-Now in Smultron press the keyboard shortcut "apple+shift+M" this  
> will
> automatically open the application tablecsound. In tablecsound  
> click on the
> pink area to graphically create a breakpoint line function.
>
> 6- Once finished editing the line, go back to Smultron as the top  
> window and
> place the mouse cursor anywhere inside the csd document that you  
> have open.
> Next press the keyboard shortcut "apple+§". This will generate a score
> function table (gen 27) and place it on your document where you had  
> placed
> the cursor, the data for which is taken from the graphic line editor.
>
> You can later change the keyboard commands from the commands menu in
> Smultron.
>
> Best
> Peiman
>
> PS the max source patch uses Emmanuel Jourdan's externals library  
> ejies for
> the graphic breakpoint editor.
>
>
> peiman wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> In case someone's interested...
>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
>> Smultron (OS X).
>>
>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>>
>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code
>> snippets and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files  
>> from within
>> the program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>>
>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the  
>> syntax
>> file here:
>>
>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>>
>>
>> The folder also contains the file named  
>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import
>> command" menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands
>> (with keyboard shortcuts)
>>
>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that  
>> can be
>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"  
>> menu
>> for a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>>
>> Hope this is helpful.
>>
>> Best
>> Peiman
>>
>>
>
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Thanks very much for trying it :-)

I have added a new version to the folder
(http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities) named "Csound
Utilities for Smultron_ improved version.zip". If you are interested in
using it then I recommend downloading this one. It has many more features
and a bug fix:

-normalizing the table function
-flip both x and y axis 
-horizontal and vertical zoom, and a zoom-out button.
-now there is better resolution (before the points were snapped to grid with
100 steps now the resolution is 1) 
-there was also a bug that prevented the table size to be correctly shown on
the output table text sometimes. This has been fixed. 

Also shift+click on a point deletes that point.

One of these says I'll add a randomization function.

Thanks again
Best
Peiman

Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
> 
> Peiman,
> 
> The editor it very cool - all by itself - and will be very useful to  
> all MacUsers.
> In Smultron - it is great too - of course!  Thanks so much for doing  
> and sharing this work.
> 
> -dB
> 
> On Sep 6, 2007, at 10:20 AM, peiman wrote:
> 
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> The command-line capabilities of Smultron really got me thinking  
>> yesterday.
>> So I've made a little utility application (built with Max/msp but not
>> requiring it to run) that can kind of communicate with smultron,  
>> and be used
>> as a graphic editor for creating breakpoint functions for gen 27.
>>
>> Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. Also I have  
>> built
>> the application on ppc os x (it may not run on intel but it  
>> should!). So if
>> you have an intel mac and max/msp installed then don't hesitate to  
>> ask me
>> for the max source code for building it yourself :-)
>>
>> Here's how it works:
>>
>> 1- download and unzip file "Csound Utilities for Smultron.zip" from:
>> http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities
>>
>> 2- put the application "tablecsound.app" into your application  
>> folder (it
>> has to be there if you don't want to mess around with the default  
>> paths!)
>>
>> 3- from inside Smultron import the command-file "csound
>> utilities.smultronCommands": tools>handle commands>import commands.
>>
>> 4-restart Smultron and open any old documents, lets say a csd file.
>>
>> 5-Now in Smultron press the keyboard shortcut "apple+shift+M" this  
>> will
>> automatically open the application tablecsound. In tablecsound  
>> click on the
>> pink area to graphically create a breakpoint line function.
>>
>> 6- Once finished editing the line, go back to Smultron as the top  
>> window and
>> place the mouse cursor anywhere inside the csd document that you  
>> have open.
>> Next press the keyboard shortcut "apple+§". This will generate a score
>> function table (gen 27) and place it on your document where you had  
>> placed
>> the cursor, the data for which is taken from the graphic line editor.
>>
>> You can later change the keyboard commands from the commands menu in
>> Smultron.
>>
>> Best
>> Peiman
>>
>> PS the max source patch uses Emmanuel Jourdan's externals library  
>> ejies for
>> the graphic breakpoint editor.
>>
>>
>> peiman wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> In case someone's interested...
>>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-editor
>>> Smultron (OS X).
>>>
>>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>>>
>>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code
>>> snippets and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files  
>>> from within
>>> the program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>>>
>>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the  
>>> syntax
>>> file here:
>>>
>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>>>
>>>
>>> The folder also contains the file named  
>>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import
>>> command" menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix commands
>>> (with keyboard shortcuts)
>>>
>>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that  
>>> can be
>>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"  
>>> menu
>>> for a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>>>
>>> Hope this is helpful.
>>>
>>> Best
>>> Peiman
>>>
>>>
>>
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>>
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Keeps getting better and better.

Thanks.

Peiman, hopefully you will be inspired to make more Max/MSP Runtime  
Csound Utilties for Smultron and just to stand-alone.

The table-Editor is a super useful utility - and what an excellent  
editor!

-dB

On Sep 7, 2007, at 9:54 AM, peiman wrote:

>
> Thanks very much for trying it :-)
>
> I have added a new version to the folder
> (http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities) named "Csound
> Utilities for Smultron_ improved version.zip". If you are  
> interested in
> using it then I recommend downloading this one. It has many more  
> features
> and a bug fix:
>
> -normalizing the table function
> -flip both x and y axis
> -horizontal and vertical zoom, and a zoom-out button.
> -now there is better resolution (before the points were snapped to  
> grid with
> 100 steps now the resolution is 1)
> -there was also a bug that prevented the table size to be correctly  
> shown on
> the output table text sometimes. This has been fixed.
>
> Also shift+click on a point deletes that point.
>
> One of these says I'll add a randomization function.
>
> Thanks again
> Best
> Peiman
>
> Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
>>
>> Peiman,
>>
>> The editor it very cool - all by itself - and will be very useful to
>> all MacUsers.
>> In Smultron - it is great too - of course!  Thanks so much for doing
>> and sharing this work.
>>
>> -dB
>>
>> On Sep 6, 2007, at 10:20 AM, peiman wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> The command-line capabilities of Smultron really got me thinking
>>> yesterday.
>>> So I've made a little utility application (built with Max/msp but  
>>> not
>>> requiring it to run) that can kind of communicate with smultron,
>>> and be used
>>> as a graphic editor for creating breakpoint functions for gen 27.
>>>
>>> Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. Also I have
>>> built
>>> the application on ppc os x (it may not run on intel but it
>>> should!). So if
>>> you have an intel mac and max/msp installed then don't hesitate to
>>> ask me
>>> for the max source code for building it yourself :-)
>>>
>>> Here's how it works:
>>>
>>> 1- download and unzip file "Csound Utilities for Smultron.zip" from:
>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities
>>>
>>> 2- put the application "tablecsound.app" into your application
>>> folder (it
>>> has to be there if you don't want to mess around with the default
>>> paths!)
>>>
>>> 3- from inside Smultron import the command-file "csound
>>> utilities.smultronCommands": tools>handle commands>import commands.
>>>
>>> 4-restart Smultron and open any old documents, lets say a csd file.
>>>
>>> 5-Now in Smultron press the keyboard shortcut "apple+shift+M" this
>>> will
>>> automatically open the application tablecsound. In tablecsound
>>> click on the
>>> pink area to graphically create a breakpoint line function.
>>>
>>> 6- Once finished editing the line, go back to Smultron as the top
>>> window and
>>> place the mouse cursor anywhere inside the csd document that you
>>> have open.
>>> Next press the keyboard shortcut "apple+§". This will generate a  
>>> score
>>> function table (gen 27) and place it on your document where you had
>>> placed
>>> the cursor, the data for which is taken from the graphic line  
>>> editor.
>>>
>>> You can later change the keyboard commands from the commands menu in
>>> Smultron.
>>>
>>> Best
>>> Peiman
>>>
>>> PS the max source patch uses Emmanuel Jourdan's externals library
>>> ejies for
>>> the graphic breakpoint editor.
>>>
>>>
>>> peiman wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> In case someone's interested...
>>>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text- 
>>>> editor
>>>> Smultron (OS X).
>>>>
>>>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>>>>
>>>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code
>>>> snippets and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files
>>>> from within
>>>> the program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>>>>
>>>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the
>>>> syntax
>>>> file here:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> The folder also contains the file named
>>>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>>>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import
>>>> command" menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix  
>>>> commands
>>>> (with keyboard shortcuts)
>>>>
>>>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that
>>>> can be
>>>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"
>>>> menu
>>>> for a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>>>>
>>>> Hope this is helpful.
>>>>
>>>> Best
>>>> Peiman
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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Hello,

Yes I think I will make more max programs for csound. One I am thinking of
at the moment is a utility to extract individual partials from a SDIF file
made in Spear and convert them to line objects but I will have to think
about it for a while.

I have also updated the table program, I think it is now more or less
finished. the new version is here:

http://www.esnips.com/doc/aeecaabd-ac34-4974-a0d5-c876344dcbec/Csound-Utilities-for-Smultron_-latest.zip

This one has a randomization function with a better smoothing tool and a
table viewer for a text view. Also now it is possible to save preset files
and load them on the fly. The max source is also included.

Thanks again for trying this out :-)

Best
Peiman
  



Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
> 
> Keeps getting better and better.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Peiman, hopefully you will be inspired to make more Max/MSP Runtime  
> Csound Utilties for Smultron and just to stand-alone.
> 
> The table-Editor is a super useful utility - and what an excellent  
> editor!
> 
> -dB
> 
> On Sep 7, 2007, at 9:54 AM, peiman wrote:
> 
>>
>> Thanks very much for trying it :-)
>>
>> I have added a new version to the folder
>> (http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities) named "Csound
>> Utilities for Smultron_ improved version.zip". If you are  
>> interested in
>> using it then I recommend downloading this one. It has many more  
>> features
>> and a bug fix:
>>
>> -normalizing the table function
>> -flip both x and y axis
>> -horizontal and vertical zoom, and a zoom-out button.
>> -now there is better resolution (before the points were snapped to  
>> grid with
>> 100 steps now the resolution is 1)
>> -there was also a bug that prevented the table size to be correctly  
>> shown on
>> the output table text sometimes. This has been fixed.
>>
>> Also shift+click on a point deletes that point.
>>
>> One of these says I'll add a randomization function.
>>
>> Thanks again
>> Best
>> Peiman
>>
>> Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
>>>
>>> Peiman,
>>>
>>> The editor it very cool - all by itself - and will be very useful to
>>> all MacUsers.
>>> In Smultron - it is great too - of course!  Thanks so much for doing
>>> and sharing this work.
>>>
>>> -dB
>>>
>>> On Sep 6, 2007, at 10:20 AM, peiman wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> The command-line capabilities of Smultron really got me thinking
>>>> yesterday.
>>>> So I've made a little utility application (built with Max/msp but  
>>>> not
>>>> requiring it to run) that can kind of communicate with smultron,
>>>> and be used
>>>> as a graphic editor for creating breakpoint functions for gen 27.
>>>>
>>>> Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. Also I have
>>>> built
>>>> the application on ppc os x (it may not run on intel but it
>>>> should!). So if
>>>> you have an intel mac and max/msp installed then don't hesitate to
>>>> ask me
>>>> for the max source code for building it yourself :-)
>>>>
>>>> Here's how it works:
>>>>
>>>> 1- download and unzip file "Csound Utilities for Smultron.zip" from:
>>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities
>>>>
>>>> 2- put the application "tablecsound.app" into your application
>>>> folder (it
>>>> has to be there if you don't want to mess around with the default
>>>> paths!)
>>>>
>>>> 3- from inside Smultron import the command-file "csound
>>>> utilities.smultronCommands": tools>handle commands>import commands.
>>>>
>>>> 4-restart Smultron and open any old documents, lets say a csd file.
>>>>
>>>> 5-Now in Smultron press the keyboard shortcut "apple+shift+M" this
>>>> will
>>>> automatically open the application tablecsound. In tablecsound
>>>> click on the
>>>> pink area to graphically create a breakpoint line function.
>>>>
>>>> 6- Once finished editing the line, go back to Smultron as the top
>>>> window and
>>>> place the mouse cursor anywhere inside the csd document that you
>>>> have open.
>>>> Next press the keyboard shortcut "apple+§". This will generate a  
>>>> score
>>>> function table (gen 27) and place it on your document where you had
>>>> placed
>>>> the cursor, the data for which is taken from the graphic line  
>>>> editor.
>>>>
>>>> You can later change the keyboard commands from the commands menu in
>>>> Smultron.
>>>>
>>>> Best
>>>> Peiman
>>>>
>>>> PS the max source patch uses Emmanuel Jourdan's externals library
>>>> ejies for
>>>> the graphic breakpoint editor.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> peiman wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> In case someone's interested...
>>>>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text- 
>>>>> editor
>>>>> Smultron (OS X).
>>>>>
>>>>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>>>>>
>>>>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create code
>>>>> snippets and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files
>>>>> from within
>>>>> the program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>>>>>
>>>>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the
>>>>> syntax
>>>>> file here:
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> The folder also contains the file named
>>>>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>>>>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle commands>import
>>>>> command" menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix  
>>>>> commands
>>>>> (with keyboard shortcuts)
>>>>>
>>>>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that
>>>>> can be
>>>>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import snippets"
>>>>> menu
>>>>> for a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>>>>>
>>>>> Hope this is helpful.
>>>>>
>>>>> Best
>>>>> Peiman
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
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WOW.....

This is *really* great.  And the way it all works in Smultron - super.
It would be fantastic to be able to use the Spear analysis data -  
good luck with that project.

-dB

PS.  I appreciate very much having the max/msp sources for this utility.


On Sep 9, 2007, at 11:24 PM, peiman wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> Yes I think I will make more max programs for csound. One I am  
> thinking of
> at the moment is a utility to extract individual partials from a  
> SDIF file
> made in Spear and convert them to line objects but I will have to  
> think
> about it for a while.
>
> I have also updated the table program, I think it is now more or less
> finished. the new version is here:
>
> http://www.esnips.com/doc/aeecaabd-ac34-4974-a0d5-c876344dcbec/ 
> Csound-Utilities-for-Smultron_-latest.zip
>
> This one has a randomization function with a better smoothing tool  
> and a
> table viewer for a text view. Also now it is possible to save  
> preset files
> and load them on the fly. The max source is also included.
>
> Thanks again for trying this out :-)
>
> Best
> Peiman
>
>
>
>
> Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
>>
>> Keeps getting better and better.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Peiman, hopefully you will be inspired to make more Max/MSP Runtime
>> Csound Utilties for Smultron and just to stand-alone.
>>
>> The table-Editor is a super useful utility - and what an excellent
>> editor!
>>
>> -dB
>>
>> On Sep 7, 2007, at 9:54 AM, peiman wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Thanks very much for trying it :-)
>>>
>>> I have added a new version to the folder
>>> (http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities) named "Csound
>>> Utilities for Smultron_ improved version.zip". If you are
>>> interested in
>>> using it then I recommend downloading this one. It has many more
>>> features
>>> and a bug fix:
>>>
>>> -normalizing the table function
>>> -flip both x and y axis
>>> -horizontal and vertical zoom, and a zoom-out button.
>>> -now there is better resolution (before the points were snapped to
>>> grid with
>>> 100 steps now the resolution is 1)
>>> -there was also a bug that prevented the table size to be correctly
>>> shown on
>>> the output table text sometimes. This has been fixed.
>>>
>>> Also shift+click on a point deletes that point.
>>>
>>> One of these says I'll add a randomization function.
>>>
>>> Thanks again
>>> Best
>>> Peiman
>>>
>>> Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Peiman,
>>>>
>>>> The editor it very cool - all by itself - and will be very  
>>>> useful to
>>>> all MacUsers.
>>>> In Smultron - it is great too - of course!  Thanks so much for  
>>>> doing
>>>> and sharing this work.
>>>>
>>>> -dB
>>>>
>>>> On Sep 6, 2007, at 10:20 AM, peiman wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> The command-line capabilities of Smultron really got me thinking
>>>>> yesterday.
>>>>> So I've made a little utility application (built with Max/msp but
>>>>> not
>>>>> requiring it to run) that can kind of communicate with smultron,
>>>>> and be used
>>>>> as a graphic editor for creating breakpoint functions for gen 27.
>>>>>
>>>>> Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. Also I  
>>>>> have
>>>>> built
>>>>> the application on ppc os x (it may not run on intel but it
>>>>> should!). So if
>>>>> you have an intel mac and max/msp installed then don't hesitate to
>>>>> ask me
>>>>> for the max source code for building it yourself :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> Here's how it works:
>>>>>
>>>>> 1- download and unzip file "Csound Utilities for Smultron.zip"  
>>>>> from:
>>>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/csound-smultron-utilities
>>>>>
>>>>> 2- put the application "tablecsound.app" into your application
>>>>> folder (it
>>>>> has to be there if you don't want to mess around with the default
>>>>> paths!)
>>>>>
>>>>> 3- from inside Smultron import the command-file "csound
>>>>> utilities.smultronCommands": tools>handle commands>import  
>>>>> commands.
>>>>>
>>>>> 4-restart Smultron and open any old documents, lets say a csd  
>>>>> file.
>>>>>
>>>>> 5-Now in Smultron press the keyboard shortcut "apple+shift+M" this
>>>>> will
>>>>> automatically open the application tablecsound. In tablecsound
>>>>> click on the
>>>>> pink area to graphically create a breakpoint line function.
>>>>>
>>>>> 6- Once finished editing the line, go back to Smultron as the top
>>>>> window and
>>>>> place the mouse cursor anywhere inside the csd document that you
>>>>> have open.
>>>>> Next press the keyboard shortcut "apple+§". This will generate a
>>>>> score
>>>>> function table (gen 27) and place it on your document where you  
>>>>> had
>>>>> placed
>>>>> the cursor, the data for which is taken from the graphic line
>>>>> editor.
>>>>>
>>>>> You can later change the keyboard commands from the commands  
>>>>> menu in
>>>>> Smultron.
>>>>>
>>>>> Best
>>>>> Peiman
>>>>>
>>>>> PS the max source patch uses Emmanuel Jourdan's externals library
>>>>> ejies for
>>>>> the graphic breakpoint editor.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> peiman wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> In case someone's interested...
>>>>>> I have made a csound syntax definition file for the free text-
>>>>>> editor
>>>>>> Smultron (OS X).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
>>>>>>
>>>>>> In addition to syntax highlighting Smultron allows you create  
>>>>>> code
>>>>>> snippets and run system-commands (so one can run the csd files
>>>>>> from within
>>>>>> the program and even assign keyboard shortcuts to each command).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If you are interested you can download the instructions and the
>>>>>> syntax
>>>>>> file here:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://www.esnips.com/web/CsoundSmultron
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The folder also contains the file named
>>>>>> "SynthCommands.smultronCommands"
>>>>>> that you can import into Smultron via "tools>handle  
>>>>>> commands>import
>>>>>> command" menu. This is for accessing basic csound and rtcmix
>>>>>> commands
>>>>>> (with keyboard shortcuts)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> There is also a file named "CsoundSnippets.smultronSnippets" that
>>>>>> can be
>>>>>> imported into Smultron via "tools>handle snippets>import  
>>>>>> snippets"
>>>>>> menu
>>>>>> for a couple of useful csound code snippets and a csd template.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hope this is helpful.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Best
>>>>>> Peiman
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
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