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Can't run either sclang or scsynth on windows 10. #20
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Ok, looks like the initial problem is the stdout observer is trying to match on the complete string 'SuperCollider 3 server ready' but the actual stdout text is split into chunks. So I guess the output will need to be buffered so the text.match(/SuperCollider 3 server ready/) code works. |
sclang: the problem is that you are using 3.6 and supercollider-js only officially supports 3.7 now. I realize we don't have a formal 3.7 released yet and no windows build for download. But this is the only spot I can notice that would stop it from being used with 3.6.6 so I can do a workaround in that method. Quarks wouldn't work (the new version is much better in 3.7) but the rest should work. Your Quarks class doesn't have a 'cache' variable.
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Ok thanks. |
Done and released. Let me know any other windows issues or general feedback. Thanks ! |
From either the npm install and a clone of this repo I can't get anything to run.
The install / build runs fine.
SuperCollider starts up but then an error occurs :
Im more than happy to try and track down how and why the scsynth error is occurring if you can give me a rough guide to the execution order of the code and how its structured.
thanks.
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