Glen Fraser

Thanks @munshkr (and @yaxu) for pointing me to this approach with the `defaultPanningFunction`. It works well with the omni encoder, which is a **matrix** encoder (followed by *push*). But if...

Yes, if you record (e.g. from SC) the output of the four (in the case of first-order ambisonics) B-format channels, you can then use that as a "golden master" from...

Would indeed love to have `ci)`(change in parentheses) and also `%` (jump between matching braces/parens/brackets). Or ... some hints on where to start for adding these.

Thanks, see my comment regarding `ci` [here](https://github.com/Rezonality/zep/discussions/86#discussioncomment-2296476).

Or just this...? ```c++ template static std::string to_string(const T &t_str) { #pragma warning(push) #pragma warning(disable: 4244) // conversion from wchar_t to char, possible loss of data return std::string(t_str.begin(), t_str.end()); #pragma...

This might help: https://github.com/ChaiScript/ChaiScript/blob/964a36bdcdc9879ac64bfd4c95fe098f1e6efde2/include/chaiscript/chaiscript.hpp#L151-L154 > in my opinion, add will add local variable. then global are shared between two chaiscript context? It seems it's not to do with multiple ChaiScript...

(Also going to mention @stephenberry, since he wrote the current Namespace implementation and may have ideas about this.)

Even better (for JSON output at least) might be to print the minimal number of digits which provide exact "round-trips" to and from string, from the type (whether float or...

This doesn't really make sense do "hack" around, because `unordered_map`'s iterator really is only a forward iterator, not bidirectional (whereas `std::map`'s iterator is bidirectional). Mightn't the better solution be to...

Chaiscript code/files are parsed and evaluated at runtime.