The only other idea that occurred to me was that if user exports a single left or right channel track, the output file says “mono” (which in one sense it is). Do I assume there is no way Nyquist can find out left or right? I don’t think it’s of critical importance anyway.
So I guess we need
;categories "http://lv2plug.in/ns/lv2core#AnalyserPlugin"
;info "by Steve Daulton. Released under GPL v2"
then this small correction:
;; To enable L/R prefix before alternate L/R channels
;; (text outout with header only)
;; remove the semicolon from the start of the next line:
;(setq LR-prefix 1)
That’s correct. Channel allocation is something that Audacity does, it is not a property of the audio (except in stereo tracks which Nyquist sees as an array of two sounds with the left channel as the first element and the right channel as the second).
Done.
Also, as the “release version” I’ve removed the version number from the file name.
As this version is intended for release in Audacity 2.0.2 it is not yet an “official” version, but testing and reporting of any problems are very welcome.