Re: [chuck-users] other ways to live-code with time

Dan;

i've come to view this as a feature, not a bug... ;--}

I certainly feel that PLOrk's "conductor" approach is a very interesting idea that does expose a lot of the things we often assume to be given for what they are. Still; it doesn't need to be a either/or thing. In case of emergency you can always add a random offset to timestamps so the amount of jitter can be set to suit the mood. :¬p Here's one I prepared earlier; //returns a random duration in a given range //works like Std.rand2(int, int) and Std.rand2f(float, float) fun dur rand2dur( dur min, dur max) { return min + Std.rand2f(0,1)::(max - min); } Kas.