Hello, Henning, list. I've been playing with Haskore-SuperCollider today, and it's lots of fun. First, I should say that I am not using hsc3 or Haskore through emacs, but interacting directly with ghci in a terminal through vim using this:
http://renick-bell.blogspot.com/2009/05/send-text-from-vim-to-any-repl.html I went to the Readme. I needed to do this: :m Haskore.Interface.SuperCollider.Example rather than :load, which gave me this: Prelude Haskore> :load Haskore.Interface.SuperCollider.Example <no location info>: module `Haskore.Interface.SuperCollider.Example' is a package module Failed, modules loaded: none. Because of a similar error, this was necessary: :m + Haskore.Interface.SuperCollider.Play.Life Trying to run: sawPerc <- installInstr0 "saw percussion" Example.sawPercUGen won't work because of the way I've added the module, so instead, I did this in ghci: sawPerc <- installInstr0 "saw percussion" sawPercUGen I haven't quite figured out the live keyboard thing... still, if I hit a key or a couple keys and then <C-d> (but not before hitting <C-d>), I hear a note/notes. Neat! As for the example song, it might be helpful to mention in the Readme that you can run the Air demo this way from ghci. Locate the file Air.hs. Assuming it is in the directory ghci is running from, load it in ghci this way: :l ./Air.hs Then run the demo from ghci this way: main Then you can enjoy the song. If I'm making any stupid mistakes here, please let me know. -- Renick Bell http://the3rd2nd.com _______________________________________________ haskell-art mailing list haskell-art@lurk.org http://lists.lurk.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell-art
