SC-lang parser #5
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Great. I'm at work now but I'll pull it and find somewhere to include it in Overtone over the weekend. Thanks for working on this, it might help bring in more people from SC if they can come with their synth libraries. |
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Thanks, this is very cool. It's merged. |
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Hi Jefn, (I missed my comma, okay?)
This is it for now. It takes all the basic stuff I throw at it.
(macroexpand-1 '(sc "2 * SinOsc.ar(200 + 240, add: SinOsc.ar(100 + 100 + 100)"))
(do (* 2 (+ (sin-osc:ar (+ 200 240)) (sin-osc:ar (+ (+ 100 100) 100)))))
I didn't implement assignment and anything including square brackets, but everything else works as far as I know. Pleas fire!
Pepijn