| Hello everyone, I have encountered a behaviour in my adventures with ChucK that I cannot really understand. Let's suppose the following classes: class TEnvelope { fun void TFunction( int milliseconds ) { <<< "before", now >>>; milliseconds::ms => now; <<< "after", now >>>; } } class StereoTEnvelope { TEnvelope envelopeL; TEnvelope envelopeR; fun void TFunction( int milliseconds ) { spork ~ envelopeL.TFunction( milliseconds ); envelopeR.TFunction( milliseconds ); } } class TTest { StereoTEnvelope envelope; fun void TFunction( int milliseconds ) { envelope.TFunction( milliseconds ); } } and then I do: ( TTest tTest ).TFunction( 5000 ); The function in StereoTEnvelope that I call with envelope.TFunction proceeds as expected printing 'now' both before and after advancing time. But the function that I spork prints only before and then quits. ????? Dimitris |