Emlyn Corrin
Emlyn Corrin
Also macros. It suggests: ``` Consider using: when instead of: #(when %1 %2) ``` But if I do as it suggests, I get a compilation error: `java.lang.RuntimeException: Can't take value...
> it seems that some external hardware (possibly all?) requires you to also connect to the input to be able to send output (which I don't fully understand why yet)....
I'm not sure that calling `strftime` in the `current_time` method is the best solution, because then it will return a string, and people will likely want to do other things...
ping @ethancrawford @SunderB just so you're aware, as you were involved in similar issues previously
Sure, I'll prepare a PR later
@Bohrbug although the behaviour doesn't match what Ableton is doing, it does seem to match the documentation: "Runs block within a time_warp except for once every pulse consecutive runs (defaulting...
This looks quite cool. I think there's a small bug in it though: should it be `self.map {|e| 2*n-e}`? Otherwise, as it is, you get things like: `(ring 60, 61,...
Oh yes, I remembered `.mirror`, but forgot there's also `.reflect`. In that case maybe `.invert` is best (at least I can't think of anything better).
@datramt do you want to do this, as you came up with the idea? Otherwise I'm happy to put in a PR.
I decided to give it a go. PR is in #2853