Just fixed a few little things…

changes made for version 1.3.3:
-added basic fltk support. Users can run fltk instruments although a dos
window will also appear. At least it’s better than a crash!
-fixed auto-save on compile
-fixed error when users try to close a standalone that contained errors
in instrument code

rorywalsh.ear.ie/RoryFolder/Lettuce1-3-3.exe

cheers,
Rory.

Hi everyone, following on from all your suggestions the following
features have been added to Lettuce:

– Users can choose their own colours for symbols such as “/+=%^&*()…..
– Support for orc/sco files, users can now run sco/orc files with the
play button
– Users can also toggle between .orc and .sco file, so long as they
share the same base name, i.e., test.orc, test.sco. The toggle button
             appears on the right of the performance timer….
– Added an AutoSave before performance checkbox in user settings
– Added an AutoSave before switching between score and orchestra file in
user settings

To do:
See if I can figure out why compiling standalones on Windows ME returns
an error….

As always you can find it here www.ear.ie/Lettuce.htm. If there are any
problems don’t hesitate to let me know. Keep your suggestions flying in!

Rory.
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Hi

For anyone interrested, I uploaded a new release of ace to
http://www.atte.dk/ace/ For those that tried it a few weeks back, but
had problems even getting something through the thing, I added a few
debug flags. This could be helpful in understanding what goes wrong…

From the web page:

ace is a command line midi splitter/processor especially suited for use
together with csound. It allows for any number of “zones” to be setup,
each of which defines a passage through ace. Initial program changes
(optionally using csound instrument names) and volumes can be send for
each zone.

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peace, love & harmony
Atte