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Musical demos

Four demonstrations showing a glimpse of Scilab's potential with music
(169 downloads for this version - 292 downloads for all versions)
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Version
1.3
Authors
Paul BIGNIER
Administrator ATOMS
Maintainers
Paul BIGNIER
Administrator ATOMS
License
Supported Scilab Version
6.0
Creation Date
January 11, 2017
Description
            Four demonstrations showing a glimpse of Scilab's potential with music.

Simply run the attached scripts, they will dipslay GUIs.

Requires Scilab 6.0.0 or above.            
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Comment from Samuel Gougeon -- July 16, 2017, 01:02:20 PM    
Hello Paul,

I had a try with the slider, but it bugs and blocks.
This is due to a misuse of get() in slider_update() and in play(): get() is built to get
the value of a given property from a given (or current) object. It does not aim to get the
handle of an object according the value of one of its properties. This is the findobj()
role.
When in both functions findobj() is properly used instead of get(), all becomes OK:

function y = slider_update(x)
    //sl = get("slider");         // NOK
    sl = findobj("tag","slider");
    value = get(sl, "value");     // OK
    ...

function play(y, rate)
    updateStatusBar(" Playing the sound...");
    //sl = get("slider");          // NOK
    sl = findobj("tag", "slider");

I guess the same fix shall be applied to other scripts.

Regards
Samuel
Answer from Paul BIGNIER -- July 24, 2017, 10:52:01 AM    
> I had a try with the slider, but it bugs and blocks.

Hi Samuel,
"exec demo_slider.exe;" works well for me, I can't find bugs or blockings, can
you please
provide the version of Scilab & your OS?
Regards,
Paul
Answer from Samuel Gougeon -- August 1, 2017, 02:15:07 PM    
Hello Paul,

> > I had a try with the slider, but it bugs and blocks.
> 
> Hi Samuel,
> "exec demo_slider.exe;" works well for me, I can't find bugs or blockings,
> can you please provide the version of Scilab & your OS?

I tried with 6.0.0 and 6.0.x NB 64 bits on Win7, since you specify "Requires Scilab
6.0.0
or above".
It works for a short series of updates, and then blocks, and even sometimes crashes
(mainly when dragging the slider instead of clicking on a side).
Then, just after closing the slider widget, the following error message is displayed,
apparently as many times as there were uneffective updates (clicks) before closing:

get : Type erroné de l'argument n°1 : Un réel attendu.
à la ligne     3 de la fonction slider_update (
C:\Users\Samuel\Desktop\Musical_demos6\demo_slider.sce ligne 62 )

A very strange message, since no syntax with argin#1 as a real is documented for get().

Moreover, the syntax h = get("handlePath") is not documented. But after some
additional
tests to go on the discussion
http://mailinglists.scilab.org/Users-fr-findobj-tt4036787.html, it actually works. I have
reported the lack of doc: http://bugzilla.scilab.org/15226.

Regards
Samuel
Answer from Samuel Gougeon -- August 1, 2017, 04:37:00 PM    
> get : Type erroné de l'argument n°1 : Un réel attendu.
> à la ligne     3 de la fonction slider_update (
> C:\Users\Samuel\Desktop\Musical_demos6\demo_slider.sce ligne 62 )
> 
> A very strange message, since no syntax with argin#1 as a real is documented for
get().

The only accepted number is 0, to target the console.
Comment from man jane -- August 4, 2020, 10:53:33 PM    
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