I'm not sure if this is a bug or not. Whether it supposed to work or not, I'm guessing that it shouldn't crash. Found in: miniaudicle 0.1.3.7. This works: spork ~ DelayedNoteOff(duration); This causes a crash. (In fact, anything with a { } following "spork ~" crashes.: fun void Play(float note, float velocity, Dur duration) { .... spork ~ { duration => now; instr.noteOff(0.6); } } Trying to execute any ensemble that includes this fragment causes miniaudicle to exit with a fatal error. If it's a bug, and if there's a bug tracking system, let me know, and I'll log full and exact details. The language spec is ambiguous about whether this is legal or not. But I could have sworn that this worked in previous builds (if for no other reason than that I liked the idea so much that I was tempted to swipe the idea for a language of my own). Robin Davies Lead Software Developer Quest Web Reports Quest Software 613.270.1569 Identity Management for the Windows Enterprise http://wm.quest.com/reg/marketing/landing/identitymanagement/ : See how Quest helps you leverage your existing investment to solve the identity management challenge!
On 9/4/07, Robin Davies
I'm not sure if this is a bug or not. Whether it supposed to work or not, I'm guessing that it shouldn't crash.
No, probably the correct responce would be a syntax error because I don't think this is legal. I think it would be a good idea to make it legal and implemented, though, as it would further simplify simple code, if you're only sporking once with no variable parameters then defining it as a function, then calling that seems a bit roundabout. I'm not aware of any other place where this gets mentioned but the feature requests on the WiKi, perhaps that's what you remembered? Kas.
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