release 0.1.3

README.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Watch a 10 minute video demo of the features in 0.1 here:
 https://youtu.be/ErirIFCTdjg
 
 ## Releases
-Scheme-For-Max 0.1.2-beta https://github.com/iainctduncan/scheme-for-max/releases
+Scheme-For-Max 0.1.3-beta https://github.com/iainctduncan/scheme-for-max/releases
 
 ## Documentation and Community
 An extensive help file demonstrating all official features of the release is included, with

RELEASES.md

@@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
 # Scheme-For-Max Release Log
 
-## 0.1.1 2020-04-14
+## 0.1.3 2020-04-30
+- bug fixes in list output
+- adding loop.scm and utilities.scm from Common Music by default
+
+## 0.1.2 2020-04-14
 - bug fixes in s4m.repl
 
 ## 0.1.1 2020-04-14

make-release.py

@@ -19,7 +19,9 @@
 # list of scheme files required, will be copied into patcher dir in package
 scm_files = [
  "scm4max.scm",
- "stuff.scm"
+ "stuff.scm",
+ "loop.scm",
+ "utilities.scm"
 ]
 # list of patchers aside from the external
 patcher_files = [

s4m.scm/notes/buffer_table_notes.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
+Notes on buffer and table io
+
+(define my-table (table 'foo'))
+- returns a table object named foo or false if not found
+
+(table-set! 'table 1 99)
+- sets table index 1 to 99
+
+(table-set! table-obj 1 99)
+- as above
+
+(my-table 1 99) 
+- writes to table
+
+(my-table 4)
+- returns value at 4, or #f if not in table
+
+what would a table object look like?
+
+(define table (lambda args
+ (( 
+ (cond 
+
+the table object needs to be a function that accepts either
+(my-table index) -> returns value or #f
+(my-table index int-val) -> writes int-value to index
+(my-table index seq) -> copies values from seq to the table 
+maybe? (my-table index int-points dest-seq) -> copies int-points values from index to dest-seq
+
+- probably at a low level the various conditions need to go to functions
+ defined in C
+ (cond 
+ ( ( (= 0 (length args)) && (int? (args 0)) ) (s4m-table-read table-name index value)
+
+- table objects in C, are they held with a registry somehow??
+ - no, in C we need to use the name on each call, so the table object can just store the name
+
+
+(table 'table-name) -> returns a function object for the table, that has stored the table name in a closure
+
+
+(define (table name)
+ (let (table-name name)
+ ;; returns a function that takes variable number of args
+ (lambda args
+ (cond 
+ ( (and (= 1 (length args)) (int? (args 0))) 
+ (table-ref table-name (args 0)))
+ ( (and (= 2 (length args)) (int? (args 0)) (int? (args 1))) 
+ (table-set! table-name (args 0) (args 1)))
+ ( (and 
+
+- other things that would be useful: later
+(table->vector 'table-name) -> returns an s7 vector
+(vector->table vector 'table-name) -> create or load an s7 table from a vector
+

s4m.scm/notes/thispatcher_notes.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+Notes on thispatcher functionality in s4m
+
+- I'm pretty sure that the object we get from the call below gives us the same thing as we get from a thispatcher object
+
+ object_obex_lookup(x, gensym("#P"), &mypatcher); 
+
+ - let's try sending it some messages?
+
+ - maybe a function that is the equiv of send to this patcher?
+ (send-this )
+
+- what is a test message we can use??
+
+this works for making objects from the SDK, so we should just hook it up to scheme
+and allow a property list in scheme
+(new-max-obj (list :maxclass 'toggle :varname 'foobar) )
+
+.. which will then go to:
+.. could be a problem that patching position takes two values, maybe switch that to x y?
+
+t_object *toggle = newobject_sprintf(x->patcher, "@maxclass toggle @varname foo @patching_position %.2f %.2f", 10, 10);
+
+
+DONE:
+- added new instance var, x->patcher with the thing we think is thispatcher
+- figured out that sending object_method_typed with the script messages does not work
+ (would probably have to make a this patcher object)
+
+
+
+(new-max-obj :maxclass foo :patching-position '(10 10)
+
+(connect-max-obj obj-1 outlet obj-2 inlet)
+
+- question, who calls who here?
+
+(define (new-max-obj properties)
+ - 

s4m.scm/scm/loop.scm

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+cm/loop.scm

s4m.scm/scm/utilities.scm

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+cm/utilities.scm