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The queue array has to store times as well as items, so for every single entity you schedule, two slots are used. Sometimes I use this nifty little addition for debugging, if I'm not sure what's actually on the clock. Note that you have to clump the array by 2 in order to make sense of it. + TempoClock { // for debugging purposes // this will generate A LOT of information! dumpQueue { queue.clump(2).do({ |pair| ("\n" ++ pair[0]).postln; pair[1].dumpFromQueue; }); } } + Function { dumpFromQueue { ("Arguments: " ++ this.def.argNames).postln; ("Variables: " ++ this.def.varNames).postln; this.def.dumpByteCodes; } } + Object { dumpFromQueue { this.dump } } hjh On Dec 24, 2007, at 4:15 PM, Tom Hall wrote:
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