Could do almost evertything but need a little help in a simple thing(if
possible, it it's not thats okay ):
I have a " val mutable play_list=[]" in the object (line 7)
And want to put a new value in it with ( play_list<-List.tl(play_list) )
in line 32.
But when i do it throws a syntax error, if i comment the line the code
compiles well .
I'm pretty sure it's the "in" stuff or something like that
My code is in http://pastebin.com/KWUihbse
Em 5 de outubro de 2011 11:45, Fábio Costa <[email protected]>escreveu:
> I am making a new class based on random, thanks for the info.
>
>
> Em 5 de outubro de 2011 11:17, David Baelde
> <[email protected]>escreveu:
>
> The pos variable is an instance variable of the object, so it persists
>> as long as the object, in particular over several calls to #select.
>> Like in all switching operators #select is called after each track (or
>> each frame if the operator is track insensitive, but that's impossible
>> for random).
>>
>
>
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