Not that I am aware of. If something isnt documented I usually end up having to look it up in the chuck source. For instance the MidiOut object is imported into the type system in chuck_lang.cpp, so thats where all of its available methods and variables are listed. I admit that "Read the fine source code" is far worse than "Read the fine manual" in the spectrum of unhelpful mailing-list replies... but i suppose for now I can post this example online, and try to finish documenting the other areas that havent been fully documented. I think an online class listing would be a good start. spencer On Jun 13, 2006, at 5:24 PM, Ollie Glass wrote:

Thanks for the example, that's perfect. I guessed it would be straightforward to use.

Is there a ChucK object browser, or any way to print all the properties of an object?

Ollie

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Hey there, Sorry for the late reply. There isnt any documentation for it, but its pretty simple. In case youre still wondering, heres an example that just sends a noteOn and noteOff.

// data structures MidiOut mout; MidiMsg msg;

// connect if( !mout.open( 0 ) ) me.exit(); <<< "connected to MIDI port 0", "" >>>;

// noteOn 0x90 => msg.data1; 60 => msg.data2; 127 => msg.data3;

// send mout.send( msg );

// wait 1::second => now;

0x80 => msg.data1; 60 => msg.data2;

mout.send( msg );

hope this helps, spencer

On Jun 5, 2006, at 8:07 AM, Ollie Glass wrote:

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Is there any documentation available for the MidiOut object?

Thanks,

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