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title:: 04_Help
summary:: Mark Polishook tutorial
categories:: Tutorials>Mark_Polishook_tutorial
related:: Tutorials/Mark_Polishook_tutorial/00_Introductory_tutorial
section::Help
SuperCollider has a built-in help system. To see the main help page, press cmd-d (without first selecting anything). From that page, click on underlined topics. Another useful document is link::Guides/More-On-Getting-Help::.
In general, there are help files for classes (capitalized words, such as SinOsc, Array, Nil, etc.). Select the name of a class and press Cmd-d. A help file, if one exists, will open.
section::Class definitions, message implementations, and the Find command
To see source code for class definitions, select the name of a class and type cmd-j
To see how a class or classes implement a particular message, select the message name and press cmd-y.
Use the Find and Find Next commands, available through the Edit menu, to search for text in the frontmost document
section::grep
Use grep in the Terminal (in the Applications->Utilities folder) to search for all occurrences of a given word or phrase. For example, to see all documents that use the LFSaw class, evaluate (in the Terminal application)
code::
grep -r LFSaw /Applications/SuperCollider
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Because lines in the terminal application break according to the size of the window and not through schemes that enhance readability, it may be easier to write grep results to a file, as in
code::
// change the name of the path (the argument after the '>' sign, as appropriate
grep -r LFSaw /Applications/SuperCollider/ > /Users/yourHomeDirectory/Desktop/grep_results
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section::Additional sources
The SuperCollider wiki:
list::
## http://swiki.hfbk-hamburg.de:8888/MusicTechnology/6
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The SuperCollider users mailing list archive:
list::
## http://www.listarc.bham.ac.uk/marchives/sc-users/
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The SuperCollider user or developer lists (or both).
list::
## http://www.beast.bham.ac.uk/research/sc_mailing_lists.shtml
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David Cottle has a large course on sound synthesis based around SC3.
A course by Nick Collins:
list::
## http://www.informatics.sussex.ac.uk/users/nc81/courses/cm1/workshop.html
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The pseudonym tutorial:
list::
## http://www.psi-o.net/pseudonym/
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The MAT tutorial (UC-Santa Barbara) tutorial:
list::
## http://www.mat.ucsb.edu/~sc/
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