HenryT

OK, thanks for help! My eyes were too much fixed on (asdf:load-system :tot). With etu's fix I now could evaluate both Stephane's and etu's scores. Henry

I tried the other branch (https://github.com/tanders/tot/tree/master) and, as Torsten predicted, I got another fatal error: Error: External format (:utf-8 :eol-style :lf) got error reading #<stream::ef-file-stream /Users/henryjuhani/common-lisp/cluster-engine/sources/05.rules-interface.lisp> (file-position 14062): second byte 78 of a sequence is not a continuation byte.

This is a message I received from Torsten: torstenandersReplied: 7 minutes ago Dear Henry, nice to hear from you and thanks for getting in touch. Unfortunately, I have not used this software for many years now and have little time to dig into the details now. Anyway, here are some potential pointers that might help. The immediate error points to the fact that R-PREDEFINE-METER is called in the tot library assuming that it is an external symbol, i.e. as ce:r-predefine-meter and not ce::r-predefine-meter: https://github.com/tanders/tot/blob/fa2472bcef816e7f36866dd04b1529acf67ea646/sources/constraints.lisp#L539 In the Cluster Engine package.lisp file, this symbol is indeed exported https://github.com/tanders/cluster-engine/blob/835b74ad930b4b1bb4791d85fbf557e4efadf524/sources/package.lisp#L8 However, this is only the case my special Cluster Engine optimisations git branch, in the master branch, this is still not the case: https://github.com/tanders/cluster-engine/blob/master/sources/package.lisp My tot library documentation points out that you should use that branch (https://github.com/tanders/tot/tree/master) and with the other branch you would also run into other issues when using Cluster Engine with Opusmodus. Unfortunately, I still did not have the time to merge my changes into the master branch. As I said, I have not been using this for quite some time (I have not been using Opusmodus for years because of other commitments). It might be that the ongoing Opusmodus development broke some code (I am still on Opusmodus version 3), but the other issue described above is more likely. Best, Torsten

Yes, I copied the entire folder. I also checked with git that everything is newest version.

The error "The symbol "R-PREDEFINE-METER" is not external in the CLUSTER-ENGINE package." does stop loading cluster-engine, so nothing else can be accomplished.

I'm having this kind of errors: Error: The symbol "R-PREDEFINE-METER" is not external in the CLUSTER-ENGINE package. 1 Edit the code where the error occurred 2 (continue) Use symbol "R-PREDEFINE-METER" anyway. 3 Try reading the next form. 4 Try compiling /Users/henryjuhani/common-lisp/tot/sources/constraints.lisp again. 5 Skip compiling /Users/henryjuhani/common-lisp/tot/sources/constraints.lisp. 6 Retry compiling #<asdf/lisp-action:cl-source-file "tot" "sources" "constraints">. 7 Continue, treating compiling #<asdf/lisp-action:cl-source-file "tot" "sources" "constraints"> as having been successful. 8 Retry ASDF operation. 9 Retry ASDF operation after resetting the configuration. 10 Retry ASDF operation. 11 Retry ASDF operation after resetting the configuration. 12 (abort) Return to top loop level 0.

This was a playback problem. Problem solved.

(defun rea-mark (omn-exp) "Ajoute un repere de repetition meme sur les mesures vides" (if (event-restp (nth-event 0 omn-exp)) (position-insert 1 'reh omn-exp :section '(0)) (edit-events '((1 1 'reh :articulation)) omn-exp)))

Here is the score. I don't see any note values like 1/139 or 1/99 in omn:s (violin1, violin2, viola, cello)... Algorithmic process-driv multi-dict write-to-file.opmo

I found a somewhat similar error, so maybe there is also a somewhat similar problem... This file worked in February, but now, after 3 months break, it doesn't work anymore. I'm getting Error: Failed to create interface #<om-capi::notation-view "Notation Viewer: Kvartetto1-667020 [1]" 8120015383> in its process #<mp:process Name "Cocoa Event Loop" Priority 70000000 State "Running (inside foreign code)">. Errors during display: -->> In zerop of (nil) arguments should be of type number. We had a long session with Opusmodus GPT, checking the dictums, but no help. Could it be that some update could have broken something... I have sent a bug form. Thanks, Henry Algorithmic process-driv multi-dict write-to-file.opmo

This is what I meant: if you click the big +-button, you get a menu. The english version of the bottom option is "Add pictures or files". If you select that, a dialog for choosing a file should be opened. In Opusmodus GPT this does not work.

Sometimes Opusmodus GPT wants to see a file, in which case it must be uploaded. This is possible in Safari, but not in Opusmodus. (I should have written "I cannot upload files to Opusmodus GPT", sorry for the unclarity.)

I cannot upload files from Opusmodus chatGPT, the dialog for selecting files does not open. I have authorised for Opusmodus to use the whole disk. This is Sequoia 15.5 on Mac.

When will Composerworkshop maintenance be ready?

Thank you very much! This works fine. I'm learning from your video courses, especially 5 Opusmodus lessons. They are excellent!