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PySCLang - a python module for SuperCollider Lang
Project : Psycollider
by:
Benjamin Golinvaux
benjamin.golinvaux@euresys.com
messenger: bgolinvaux@hotmail.com
currently maintained by:
Christopher Frauenberger
frauenberger@iem.at
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PySCLang is a python module that implements the SuperCollider lang and makes it
scriptable from python.
Functions available from python:
sendMain(string)
string is one of the following commands to the language:
interpretPrintCmdLine - evaluates the current command line string
run - runs something (defined in the library, does nothing if you didint override it)
stop - stops the lang
openWinCodeFile - opens any code window
methodTemplates -
methodReferences - finds references to the method selected
compileLibrary()
compiles the library
setCmdLine(string)
sets the current command line to any string that contains usually sc3 code
start()
start the module
setSCLogSink(window)
set where the module should post to
compiledOK
returns a bool whether the library was compiled correctly
Rtf2Ascii
ugly conversion...
setPyPrOpenWinTextFile(path,startRange,rangeSize)
a file to open
Example usage in python:
>>> import PySCLang, os
>>> os.chdir("/Applications/SuperCollider3/")
>>> PySCLang.start()
>>> PySCLang.setCmdLine("s = Server.local; s.boot; ")
>>> PySCLang.sendMain('interpretPrintCmdLine')
>>> PySCLang.setCmdLine("s.initTree; s.serverRunning=true")
>>> PySCLang.sendMain('interpretPrintCmdLine')
>>> PySCLang.setCmdLine(" { SinOsc.ar(440, 0, 0.4) }.play(s) ")
>>> PySCLang.sendMain('interpretPrintCmdLine')
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Compilation
Windows: PySCLang is part of the Solution, please refer to the Windows documentation
OSX: open the Xcode file and
* make sure Xcode findes libscsysnth.a (in Frameworks) - if in red navigate to it manually
* set the active build to "Deployment"
Have fun!
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