Yeah the problem is probably in removeSeq. for(int i; i < s.size(); i++) { if(i != num) { sequences[i] @=> s[i]; } else { sequences[i + 1] @=> s[i]; } } Here you only hit the i+1 case when you find the seq you are removing ("num"). In the next loop around, you go back to copying sequences[i] to s[i]; sequences[i] at this stage is the same as sequences[i+1] in the previous loop around, so overall you've copied sequences[num+1] twice. For simplicity I would refactor this into two loops, one to copy everything before num (sequences[i] @=> s[i];) and one to copy everything after (sequences[i+1] @=> s[i];), but there are a few different ways you could structure it. If ChucK had a list class this would be a lot easier, but so it goes. spencer On Sun, Aug 21, 2016 at 4:50 AM, dude wrote:

Hello, Chuck users!

I work on chuck program for live performance. Main goal of program is play and delete sequences, made from pre-made text file.

All sequences are separate shreds which running and stoping by SequenceController class; each sequence is instance of Sequence class.

So my problem is:

For example I have three sequences running. If I delete sequences in inverse order, all works fine; other way one of all sequences can not be deleted and lookup() function shows all sequences name as name of undeletable sequence.

Here is a link on PasteBin - http://pastebin.com/5Kk8xVKV

I guess problem is in removeSeq function on line 82.

I've got number for sequence from midi controller and it is an 0 indexed integer.

Thanks for yours assistance.

Phlox.s

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