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Please note that the ADSR UGen has been changed such that the .attackTime, .decayTime, and .releaseTime now all accept a dur, not a float. This may make existing code fail to compile in this release candidate.

any other changes?

There are quite a few new features, and but we haven't completely finalized things yet so it's hard to make a definitive statement. A primary purpose of this RC is for folks to test their existing code and at least make sure we didn't break anything new. Thanks! Ge! Oh yeah, here is a small but potentially useful feature that is finalized: - (added) command line argument support e.g. %> chuck foo.ck:1:hello bar:2.5:"with space" also works with OTF commands e.g. %> chuck + foo:1:yo also works with Machine.add( ... ) e.g. // code Machine.add( "foo:1:2:yo" ); In the code you can query for number of arguments with: me.numArgs() and get the actual argument with: me.arg( num ) arguments are returned as string, which if desired, can be converted to int or float via: Std.atoi( str ) or Std.atof( str ) In the miniAudicle, the "arguments" bar near the top works in similar ways, and also allows you to enter arguments in table form if you click on arguments.

joerg, you may want to try redownloading and running it again--there was a permissions error on the webserver which may have messed up your miniAudicle download. If that doesn't fix things please let us know. thanks! spencer On Mar 7, 2007, at 6:24 PM, joerg piringer wrote:

on my laptop (WinXP SP2, Pentium M 1400MHz, 512MB) miniAudicle doesn't run at all. it reports (translated from a german error message):

The NTVDM-CPU discovered an invalid command. CS:06de IP:020f OP:63 73 2e 70 72

best joerg

Spencer Salazar wrote:

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Howdy, Release candidate 4 of chuck-1.2.0.8 is available for download and testing:

http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/release/files/snapshot/

Current release candidates of miniAudicle and Audicle are also available.

Please note that the ADSR UGen has been changed such that the .attackTime, .decayTime, and .releaseTime now all accept a dur, not a float. This may make existing code fail to compile in this release candidate.

Also, this version of miniAudicle has a buffer size preferences option, which some folks have been asking for.

Please let us know soon of any bugs or other difficulties!

thanks, spencer

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