* muO is a Squeak-based musical composition environment, with Csound support.
The newest version features too many improvements to detail, more documentation and nicer fonts (it is now built on the brand new 4.1 version of Squeak)

Get it there:
http://www.zogotounga.net/comp/squeak/sqgeo.htm

There is an updated ready-to-go image, so trying it is one click away.

* Surmulot is the system integrating Emacs/Csound-x and Squeak/muO via local TCP/IP.

Get it there:
http://www.zogotounga.net/surmulot/surmulot.html

It is provided for Windows as a plain zip archive including Emacs 23.2 and Squeak 4.1 (two amazing programming environments), the latest Csound-X and muO, Timidity and more (including Csound 5.12 itself). All is self-contained in a folder that can be copied or deleted at will, no change being made to the environment or the registry; this will not fuss with your own installation of Csound, Emacs or anything else. Here again, trying it is only one click away. Looks like I found my sales pitch 🙂

Stef

 

first of all i should apologize for the long time it took, but here there are
at last the updated csound vim files.

this is not a proper release (i should update the web page and documentation)
but rather a pre-release for the list.

i guess people using these files know where to put them, so i’ll skip the
detailed instructions. let me know if everything works (or not…)

copy to $VIM/vimfiles/syntax
http://www.eumus.edu.uy/docentes/jure/csound/vim/new/csound.vim
http://www.eumus.edu.uy/docentes/jure/csound/vim/new/csound_opcodes.vim

copy to $VIM/vimfiles/doc
http://www.eumus.edu.uy/docentes/jure/csound/vim/new/csound.txt

copy to $VIM/vimfiles/templates
http://www.eumus.edu.uy/docentes/jure/csound/vim/new/template.csd

copy to $VIM/vimfiles/macros
http://www.eumus.edu.uy/docentes/jure/csound/vim/new/csound_macros.vim

what’s new?

– general cleanup and minor improvements to the syntax file (csound.vim)
– list of opcodes updated to 5.12
– NEW FEATURE: folding of these elements:
  – csd sections (options, orchestra, score)
  – instruments and user-defined opcodes
  – multi-line commented blocks with /*  */
– the help file is reduced to the synopsis and syntax of each opcode (i don’t
 think anyone is reading the csound manual from within vim)
– minor improvements to the csd template and macros (these you should modify to
 suit your own taste anyway)

TODOs

– keep improving the syntax for better recognition of syntactic elements (i
 need feedback here, what elements aren’t colorized?)
– new features like autocompletion. this is not difficult to do, it seems, but
 i don’t know how it should behave, i’m not sure i would use it myself…
– more?

thank you to everyone using these files, and again, sorry for the delay.

best,

lj

Hi All,
a new version of WinXound 3.3.0 (Beta 3) for Windows and Mac OsX is ready for download.
 
Download link: http://winxound.codeplex.com/releases/view/45383

WinXound Home Page: http://winxound.codeplex.com/
 

Windows Release Notes:
– New: Autocompletion menu;
– New: CSound Opcodes Repository;
– New: Changed menus layout (aligned with the OsX version);
– New: Explorer – Added options, macros, opcodes, instruments, functions and sections (different colors indicate the type);
– New: Updated the WinXound html manual;
– New: Deleted the "go to error" button. Now WinXound highlights directly the line with the error;
– New: Added a Pause-Resume button to the Compiler window;
– New: Update the WinXound icons (aligned with the OsX version);
– New: Settings – WinXound now save the "SFDIR" checkbox state;
– New: Settings – Added "Save Bookmarks on Close" under Text Editor tab (WinXound now save the bookmarks on close and restore them on load)
– New: Settings – Added an option-tab for the Explorer view. Now you can choose which elements of the code should be displayed in the explorer view and also the default Font size;
– New: Added "jump to caret/selection" in the menu "Edit – Find and replace";
– New: Updated the Text editor to Scintilla 2.11 (WinXound now use the rectangular selection with virtual spaces);
– New: Improved memory performance related to the text editor;
– New: Updated the Udo repository;
– New: Files Drag’n Drop (if you drag’n drop with the right mouse button, WinXound will insert the filename path surrounded by quotes);
– New: Ctrl+Click inside strings: WinXound will open the file;
– New: Ctrl+Alt+Click inside strings: WinXound will select the entire string including also the ‘ or " chars;
– Fix: Fixed some bugs related to line endings conversion;
– Fix: Fixed a bug when closing multiple windows (related to the "Save alert" dialog box);
– Fix: Fixed the bug of the very long lines and the horizontal scroll bar position;
– Fix: Save As… – When you save a file in another format (different from the current one), WinXound now correctly change the syntax highlight;
– Fix: Fixed a bug related to a possible memory leak on very long text files;
– Fixed other minor bugs;
 

Mac OsX Release Notes:
– New: Autocompletion menu;
– New: CSound Opcodes Repository;
– New: Files Drag’n Drop (insert the filename path surrounded by quotes into the code);
– New: Cmd+Click inside strings: WinXound will open the file (the same as Open File in the context menu);
– New: Cmd+Alt+Click inside strings: WinXound will select the entire string including also the ‘ or " chars;
– New: Ability to set the document window startup size (Preferences-General);
– Fix: Fixed a memory release bug that could cause WinXound to crash or freeze on OsX 10.5 (when closing the document window);
 
Many thanks to Andrés Cabrera for pointing me to the "opcodes.xml" files and to Peiman Khosravi for the
debug help and various improvement suggestions.
 
 
Let me know …
Stefano