19 Nov
2007
19 Nov
'07
2:37 p.m.
I suppose that you could run some sort of batch script, or say a couple lines of Python, that either gets the current system time, or creates some type of random seed number; then generates a ChucK file with that seed number as a global variable.
Perhaps a script could call the .ck with the system time as a parameter? That sounds reasonable enough, I'm no BASH/ batch wizzard but that should be quite possible.
The unix command $ date +%N 479891000 792387000 104883000 339255000 620501000 354854000 gives the nanoseconds for the current time (000000000..999999999), that should be a good seed. michael