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VPPrint(...)

  print(...) if parameter VerboseProjections is 1
  use this in a projector code to give information about the projection progress
  (or debugging info, etc.)

Related topics: programming


ValidateScore(sco)

  return a version of sco which fits GeoMaestro idea of what is a score..
  (... currently this function does nothing !...)

Related topics: csound


VolumeToCtrl(ch)

  Set the Mer distortion function for channel ch to "CtrlMapDF" and
  base it on the current Volume settings for that same channel ch
  In other words, the controllers in channel ch will obey the same variation
  as would the volume of a normal note in that channel
See: CtrlMapDF PitToCtrl 
Related topics: controller DF


WasNumScore(sco)

  changes sco format from "array" (numeric) to "string" (standard)
See: GetScoreFormat NumScore IsNumScore 
Related topics: csound


WriteCompomix(nb {, mixname})

  creates the Csound score and orchestra to be used in order to produce
  a file wave called mixname from the data in RetourB[nb]
  mixname defaults to SFDIR+AUDIOMIXrendered
  score is written in DATA+AUDIOMIXrootname+".sco"
  orchestra is written in DATA+AUDIOMIXrootname+".orc"
  (also writes the mix log in file MIX_LOG)
See: CallCsound BoxToWave 
Related topics: audio


WriteEv(nomf {, dir})            

  save the current Ev scene into a *.df file
  if dir (directory) is not specified, use DEFDIR
See: LoadEv 
Related topics: event file


WriteScore(var, fname {,mode})

  writes a score (var or var["score"]) in file fname
  if mode is "a", the score is appended to the file if it already existed
See: ExScore 
Related topics: csound


accelerate(ph {, ratio {, power}})

  smoothly increase the tempo within 
  ratio (a float from 1, default 2) sets the length of the returned phrase:
  it will be (ph.length)/ratio
  power (a float from 1, default 1.5) defines the curve of the acceleration:
  the higher it is, the steeper is the acceleration at the end of the phrase


ask_emacs(lisp_string[,timeout])

  have Emacs evaluate lisp_string (as Emacs Lisp code)
  return the evaluation as a string
  
  this function will hang as long as Emacs is not connected !
  however if timeout is specified (a duration expressed in
  clicks), then the function will always return after the
  elapsed time
See: ask_squeak emacsConnected 
Related topics: manager


ask_squeak(smalltalk_string[,timeout])

  have Squeak evaluate smalltalk_string (as Smalltalk code)
  return the evaluation as a string
          
  this function will hang as long as Squeak is not connected !
  however if timeout is specified (a duration expressed in
  clicks), then the function will always return after the
  elapsed time
See: ask_emacs squeakConnected 
Related topics: manager


chante(ph {,dt})

  returns legato(AirOut(ph, dt))
  by default dt is 0.25b
See: legato AirOut 





clicks(s)

  translate seconds into clicks, as opposed to seconds() 

See:
 seconds






cpsmidi(midinum)

  converts midi to cycle-per-seconds (Hz)

See:
 midipch
 pchmidi
 midioct
 octmidi
 cpsmidi
 midicps
 cpspch
 pchcps

Related topics: csound






cpspch(pch)

  converts pch to cps

See:
 midipch
 pchmidi
 midioct
 octmidi
 cpsmidi
 midicps
 cpspch
 pchcps

Related topics: csound






emacsConnected()

  answer 1 if Emacs is connected to its Erlang manager, else 0

See:
 squeakConnected

Related topics: manager






funclist(str {, fname {, editflag}})

  lists (at the console) all KeyKit functions defined in the Keypath whose name
  contains str (a regular expression)
  
  if fname is given, the list is also written in a file with this name
  if editflag is 1, the text editor displays this file

See:
 man
 seecode
 functopic

Related topics: help






functopic({str {, fname {, editflag}}})

  lists (at the console) all KeyKit functions whose #topics contains str
  (a regular expression)
  
  if no argument, lists all topics currently used by the documentation system
  if fname is given, the list is also written in file fname
  if editflag is 1, the text editor opens and displays file fname

See:
 man
 seecode
 funclist
 list_function_topics

Related topics: help






getafile(dir {, regexp {, movef}})

  opens a file browser and let the user choose a file
  or compose a new filename
  
  dir is the starting directory
  
  regexp a regular expression for selecting files
  for example regexp "\\.txt$" would select all files with extension
  ".txt" (and also ".TXT" on Windows: uppercase is automatically handled)
  the default is ".", which fits all files
  
  multiple regexps can be tested with an array like
  [0="\\.txt$",1="\\.csd$"]
  
  if movef is 0, the user can not move around directories
  (default is 1)

See:
 wfilebrowser
 GMbrowsefiles
 GetRegexp
 GetRegexps






k1dslider(vmin,vmax,vinit,invokefunc,args)

  Create a slider object and return its id.  When the slider is
  moved, the invokefunc will be called with 2 arguments - the first
  will be the current value of the slider, and the second will be the
  args value.  The vmin, vmax, and vinit values are the minimum,
  maximum, and initial values for the slider.
  
  (this is a modified kslider() used by GeoMaestro Toys GUI)






k2dslider(vhmin,vhmax,vhinit,vvmin,vvmax,vinit,invokefunc,args)

  Create a 2D slider object and return its id.  When the slider is
  moved, the invokefunc will be called with 3 arguments - the two first ones
  will be the current values (horizontal and vertical) of the slider, and the third will 
  be the args value.  The vmin, vmax, and vinit values are the minimum,
  maximum, and initial values for the sliders (h and v)
























 
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