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steve wrote:

Cerbrus wrote:Whit I have:

I presume that's a typo

Whoops! Fix'd.

Thanks a lot for your explanations! It was fun getting to know this language a little, especially now that I've got results rolling out of it

At the moment, the plugin's working, standalone, but there's a small difference with how you suggested setting the "s" variable. What I have: (setq s (s-read (strcat "C:/TextEncoder/a/generated/" folder "/wav.wav"))) (folder is a variable 32 character hash string) Is th...

Looks like I've got it :D Once I had the Soundfinder.ny running through windows' CMD, all I had to do was make the plugin write the "l" (labels) list to a file, instead of returning it. (setq l (reverse l)) //For some reason, I have to reverse it. It seems labels are prepended to the list,...

See the README.txt files in the Nyquist source. With console I mean windows' cmd console. Figured out how to run it from there, though, so that's no longer a problem. Now, since Nyquist seems to refuse to load the /runtime/ files, I looked up the functions it used from there, and copied them over t...

Cross platform programming shouldn't be a problem, here, since the tool's only going to be running on a windows machine (I'm accessing the tool through php, for a web app, hence the need for command line support) Now, I found the Nyquist plugin, installed nyquist, but to be honest, I have no idea ho...

I couldn't find a thread about command line support for exporting labels (Specifically, those generated by "analyse" tools), so I thought I'd post this request: I'm trying to to encode and decode text into Morse (-code & audio). So far, the text conversion and code -> audio conversions...