Hmmm... seems my excitement was a bit premature. The first expression I
evaluate works fine, but after that I am unable to get anything working. Need
to do a bit more digging, it seems...
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On 13 Jun 2023 16:22, Kenneth Flak wrote:
>
>Ha! Figured it out! There is an additional setting that needs to be set, the
>value_prefix_pattern. So the complete setup for making snd work with neovim,
>using the conjure plugin, is now this:
>
>vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#command'] = "snd"
>vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#prompt_pattern'] = "\n>"
>vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#value_prefix_pattern'] = false
>
>I'm unreasonably excited about this. One of the main things that has held me
>back from learning snd properly is the ability to use my favorite editor. Next
>stop is to figure out how to get auto-complete working... I suspect this will
>be much less straightforward.
>
>Best,
>Kenneth
>
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>On 13 Jun 2023 16:14, Kenneth Flak wrote:
>>I suppose I need to get the prompt right in order for this to work. Doing
>>something like
>>
>>cat test.scm | snd swarm_norm.wav
>>
>>where test.scm consists of
>>
>>(scale-channel 2.0)
>>
>>works as expected. So if I could only get conjure to send the correct prompt,
>>then everything should be fine, I suppose? Looking at the s7 documentation it
>>seems as though the prompt might be "\n> ", so I tried setting
>>
>>vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#prompt_pattern'] = "\n> "
>>
>>Which had precizely zero effect...
>>
>>Best,
>>Kenneth
>>
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>>On 13 Jun 2023 10:12, Kenneth Flak wrote:
>>>
>>>Hi Christos,
>>>
>>>Well spotted!
>>>
>>>Unfortunately correcting the error still doesn't result in anything showing
>>>up in the snd listener when I evaluate an expression in the .scm buffer. Of
>>>course, it's very possible that something's being sent, I just don't see the
>>>result? Or should the listener always mirror whatever input is received
>>>through stdin?
>>>
>>>K
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>>>On 13 Jun 2023 11:40, Christos Vagias wrote:
>>>>There's a typo in "stdio" in the prompt pattern line. The docs AFAIU say
>>>>that
>>>>conjure will wait for the configured regexp till it can send more commands,
>>>>so
>>>>a misconfiguration there could explain the hanging/not sending commands
>>>>
>>>>On Tue, 13 Jun 2023, 08:00 Kenneth Flak, <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I am trying to get the neovim plugin conjure (https://github.com/Olical/
>>>> conjure/wiki/Quick-start:-Scheme-(stdio)) to talk to snd. So far I am
>>>> succesfully opening snd whenever I open a .scm file, but I can't get the
>>>> communication going between the two. Has anybody tried anything
>>>> similar, or
>>>> do you spot something in this that would make it possible? As far as I
>>>> understand snd listens to stdin, so it _should_ be doable... At the
>>>> moment
>>>> I am running these lua commands on startup:
>>>>
>>>> vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stdio#command'] = "snd"
>>>> vim.g['conjure#client#scheme#stiod#prompt_pattern'] = "> $?"
>>>>
>>>> Any help is much appreciated!
>>>>
>>>> Best,
>>>> Kenneth
>>>>
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