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The error message looks like it is being called from SystemClock for some reason.
RJK On Jan 30, 2008, at 9:57 AM, Andrea Valle wrote: This does not work in my startup. (The problem is startup)
GUI.swing ;
Server.internal.window.close ; Server.local.window.close ;
SwingOSC.default.boot ;
SwingOSC.default.waitForBoot({ Server.local.makeWindow; });
ERROR: Primitive '_SCWindow_ToFront' failed. operation cannot be called from this Process.
-a- On 30 Jan 2008, at 14:34, James Harkins wrote: On Jan 30, 2008, at 8:28 AM, Andrea Valle wrote: You mean the "3.wait"? See the discussions over the past two or three
days about the Windows port, there was some discussion about exactly this and IIRC there was a more elegant way to do it, but I can't remember what right now.
Hmm, I haven't notice it. I'll take a look.
The interface is the same as scsynth for this. On scsynth, you wouldn't do
s.boot; SynthDef(...).send(s);
Better is
s.waitForBoot({ SynthDef(...).send(s); });
So it is with SwingOSC.
SwingOSC.default.waitForBoot({ s.makeWindow; });
Not so exotic, really. hjh
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