> Does anyone else actually use this?
Got the changes committed, but I wouldn't normally accept a modified
.cpp file as a user submission. Working with them is a huge pain in the
ass. Please submit future contributions as patches.
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Thanks. For now just commit the attached Csound Export.cpp. That really
improves usability from my point of view.
I'll try to figure out how to do something about the ties as time permits.
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On 02/01/2015 09:46 PM, steve conrad wrote:
> Does anyone else actually use this?
I doubt it. Make it what you want it to be, and I'll commit anything
you put together, as time allows.
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It mostly works as it is.
The thing is that you can't proceed on the assumption that your RG
composition will come popping out the other end of csound at the press
of a button. I use it to make a start on a csound score which then
needs some touching up by hand. However, just getting all notes dow
Since rosegarden remains the only way I know of the create a csound
score using standard musical notation, I thought I might adjust a
couple of pesky things about the otherwise excellent way it makes the
files.
1) Instrument 0 is not valid in csound, so I just add 1 to the track
number to avoid i
