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Dr. Spankenstein



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PostPosted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 3:58 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
Code:

Std.system( "chuck --kill");


Doesn't work on the mac version of OSX the same way it does in windows. In windows this exits ChucK and returns you to the command prompt, whereas in OSX, it exits all shreds but you still have to press ctrl+c to exit and then that doesn't work?

Code:


ConsoleInput MenuInput;                  

StringTokenizer MenuToken;                     
MenuInput.prompt( "Enter a number" ) => now;

while(MenuInput.more())

{

   MenuToken.set(MenuInput.getLine());

   Std.atof(MenuToken.next()) => float MenuInput;
   <<<MenuInput>>>;

}



Works O.K. by itself

As does...

Code:

KBHit CutterMenu;

<<<"Press a key on the keyboard","">>>;
CutterMenu => now;

appendChar(CutterMenu.getchar());
fun void appendChar(int Char)

{
   <<<"You Pressed Key",Char>>>;
   me.exit();
}


Put them together though and you've got a recipe for disaster...

Code:


KBHit CutterMenu;                  
ConsoleInput MenuInput;                  

StringTokenizer MenuToken;                     
MenuInput.prompt( "Enter a number" ) => now;

while(MenuInput.more())

{

   MenuToken.set(MenuInput.getLine());

   Std.atof(MenuToken.next()) => float MenuInput;
   <<<MenuInput>>>;

}

<<<"Press a key on the keyboard","">>>;
CutterMenu => now;

appendChar(CutterMenu.getchar());
fun void appendChar(int Char)

{
   <<<"You Pressed Key",Char>>>;
   me.exit();
}



This is just some of my experiences with ChucK on OSX. I'll await the onslaught of comments pertaining to my bad coding and just hope that these are genuine bugs and not just my general ChucKing ignorance. Smile

Thanks,

Rhys
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dewdrop_world



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PostPosted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 10:11 am    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
You know, I just thought of this... it would take some work on the chuck side to build up the class interface, but SwingOSC is a really nifty, crossplatform, language-independent GUI server. It was originally built for SuperCollider but its programming interface is all OSC, so I think there is no technical reason why chuck could not interact with it.

I posted some SwingOSC screenshots on the mac once upon a time, and I also took a screenshot on my windows machine the other day (attached).

It's an option...
James

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 9:37 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
Yeah, I hear good stuff about SwingOsc. Makes good sense as a choice.


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Doesn't work on the mac version of OSX the same way it does in windows. In windows this exits ChucK and returns you to the command prompt, whereas in OSX, it exits all shreds but you still have to press ctrl+c to exit and then that doesn't work?


Bug, I think. That whole approach could use some loving care. Std.system() isn't the most innocent of calls....
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 13, 2008 9:31 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
Wow, Dewdrop, I don't know how you do all that; it's beyond me. Thanks for bringing everyone's attention to this option. I am surprised at how well-integrated all this music software is with things like OSC. Though for the moment, I'm grandfathered into MAUI for my current work.
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