Sasha Agafonoff

yes! I finally worked this out with an issue i've been having for a while with conditional statements: the offending statement: `if (f-info_match_prev("scene")

Idea: at the risk of making things over complex, how about allowing an expression around that process? or alternatively, set some generic behaviours/controls like saw/sin with specified range/period, and upper/lower...

This is a good idea in principle - not sure if anyone needs to write anything though: [https://www.visipiano.com/midi-to-json-converter/](https://www.visipiano.com/midi-to-json-converter/) and [https://tonejs.github.io/Midi/](https://tonejs.github.io/Midi/) are just two examples of online (free) MIDI to JSON...

yes, once i'd worked it out, it was fine - i was flagging it mainly for useability - probably should have added that

Thanks! This is actually working as expected, but you're right - it looks like a bug. The new linker form now lists the current node name/description on the left of...

...not sure - I've just been focussed on trying to get the basic concept clear in my head - there are a lot of traversals happening on the show page...

is this the bug where the visualisation component can't cope with 2 edges between the same 2 nodes (eg HS is the father of BS AND HS is the friend...

All looks OK to me - can you send me an URL where I can look at it? Also, is it missing from the visualisation component or the listing on...

Interesting. I've run tests on quite a few OS's and browsers with much wider success (I develop against Chrome and Firefox) - I'll post something on the wiki to list...

Thanks - yes it seems to be a Linux issue. Seems that not all Adobe players work the same, hmmm?