Ncode

Could I get an example of the proper syntax of the body of the loop function?

It would be fun if we could get instant feedback when changing function parameters. For example if I press enter in a parameter field and the graph window is open, it updates with the new result. Or, clicking the Refresh All button refreshes the graph view if it's open or even the notation view. I know instant feedback isn't the intent of a program like Opusmodus, but Ncode is breaking new ground! I think this would be a fun interactive experience, if it's possible.

I like the automatic variable name generator. Since the intent of NCODE is to facilitate exploring musical ideas quickly in an interactive interface, would it make sense to facilitate adding existing variables to new functions? Either drag and drop, point and click, or drop down list, or similar.

If I define a port for an instrument in def-score, close def-score and re-open it, the port information disappears.

Hello, I am running Opusmodus 4.0.30640 on Mac OS 26.1 (Tahoe). When I open NCode, is it supposed to be empty like this? I couldn't see all the options like in the example in the documentation.\ Is there an issue with my installation of Opusmodus? I've included a screenshot of that. I've also created a folder called "User Source" because every time I hit the "L" button on the left side of the workspace, it tells me that "User Source" Folder could not be found. I now don't get that notification, but the User Source folder is empty now. Many thanks, Hasan

Hi, I've just just downloaded the latest OpusModus (v4.0.30632) and tried creating a new NCode session on a machine running Windows 11 and am seeing issues with rendering of the window. As you can see from the above, the center pane gets cut in half by the output window at the bottom. If I close and reopen OpusModus with the session still active, the window displays correctly as shown below; If I try to resize the window or maximise to full screen it doesn't redraw, the only way to fix is to close and reopen OpusModus. Creating a new NCode session results in the same behaviour. In case it matters, my screen size is 1920x1080. Thankks in advance. Darren

Thanks @opmo for ncode. Great addition to learn and explore. One proposal for better readability, is it possible / does it make sense for auto-naming to have the incremental numbers separated with a dash? Example, repeat selector 4 lead to auto-named variables: First code generated ... (setf flt-noi1 (gen-noise 32 :scale 1.0 :type :normal :prob 0.5)) Before: flt-noi1 flt-noi2 flt-noi3 flt-noi4 After: flt-noi-1 flt-noi-2 flt-noi-3 flt-noi-4 Thx for considering.