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Re: [Sc-devel] RC5



It occurs on saving. Some excerpts from a test file I just made:

<p class="p1">[187, 3, 18].asHexString = BB0312 (sc-red)</p>
<p class="p6">[43, 19, 192].asHexString = 2B13C0 (sc-blue)</p>
<p class="p7">[10, 115, 16].asHexString = 0A7310 (sc-green)</p>
<p class="p8">[96, 96, 96].asHexString = 606060 (sc-grey)</p>

But the CSS classes say:

sc-red -- color: #bf0000
sc-blue -- color: #1f1ac5
sc-green -- color: #007201
sc-grey -- color: #606060 (this is the only one that stays intact)

You can mitigate it somewhat by going back through and re-colorizing all code segments before saving changes. It's a pain, but it works.

Would be nice to fix but I have no idea how Apple's HTML thingy works.
hjh

On Feb 11, 2008, at 7:13 AM, thor wrote:


Hi

Just wondering if the syntax colour problem of the helpfiles could be fixed before RC5.

All colours weather down by multiple savings.

Here is an example from Pbind helpfile:

(
Pdef(\buckyball, Pbind(\instrument,\acid, \dur,Pseq([0.25,0.5,0.25],inf), \root,[-24,-17], 
\degree,Pseq([0,3,5,7,9,11,[5,17],1],inf), \pan,Pfunc({[1.0.rand2,1.0.rand2]}),
\cut,Pxrand([1000,500,2000,300],inf), \rez,Pfunc({0.7.rand +0.3}), \amp,[0.15,0.22]));
)
//stop the Pdef
Pdef(\buckyball).stop;

//start the Pdef
Pdef(\buckyball).resume;

//removing the Pdef
Pdef.remove(\buckyball);

It should really look like this:

(
Pdef(\buckyball, Pbind(\instrument,\acid, \dur,Pseq([0.25,0.5,0.25],inf), \root,[-24,-17], 
\degree,Pseq([0,3,5,7,9,11,[5,17],1],inf), \pan,Pfunc({[1.0.rand2,1.0.rand2]}),
\cut,Pxrand([1000,500,2000,300],inf), \rez,Pfunc({0.7.rand +0.3}), \amp,[0.15,0.22]));
)

//stop the Pdef
Pdef(\buckyball).stop;

//start the Pdef
Pdef(\buckyball).resume;

//removing the Pdef
Pdef.remove(\buckyball);

I don't really care, but I think small details like this are important for general impression of the software.

thor


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