[chuck-users] LiSa .rate() issue (bug)

[Daniel Trueman]

> You know I'm a big fan of your work on LiSa but I'd still like to  
> say I'd appreciate it if changes like this could go in the VERSIONS  
> text that keeps track of changes. I feel bad to critique while you  
> spend so much hard work on LiSa but this was a bit confusing.

that sure would be good! but i'm just not that organized. i'll try...  
and i appreciate the critique so no worries there.

> Right, on to the future. In the same session I wondered whether it  
> would be possible to detect whether a specific voice was playing. I  
> don't think we can right now. Maybe the command to make a voice  
> play should also be a float and if it's non-zero start playback  
> while also using the value to set .voiceGain()? that way we could  
> use .play(int voice) to get a 0 or 1 to indicate whether the voice  
> is currently playing.

alternatively, we could have .playing(int voice) which returns the 0  
or 1....

> Oh... and the bi directional looping is another one that takes a  
> int for it's parameter. I'm not sure what to do there.

could just have .getbi(int voice). (cute name). i don't think  
overloading this makes sense, since it's a boolean and we don't want  
that to be a float.

dt

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> Yours,
> Kas.
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