> Hi,Yes I believe that's what I had been doing. Cscore is designed for score file in, and score file out,but I wasn't modifying any contents, just creating content with external code and using Cscore to writeto a score file. Thus I was using an empty .sco file for the score file in.
> Maybe that is the problem?
> Still seems like it shouldn't complain about that.
> Regards,Jim Hearon
There is a fix in git (empty score and cscoreFileSetCurrent).
If you want I can attach the patch for 5.16. I hope that it resolves
your problem, otherwise you send a minimal test, so I can have
available a case that I have not considered.
A note about `csound -C': now csound processes the score in memory
and it doesn't preserve a FILE pointer, therefore
cscoreFileGetCurrent(cs)
doesn't return the FILE pointer of the score passed as argument to csound.
For example:
csound -C test.orc test.sco
with the first `cscoreFileGetCurrent' call in the cscore code
fp1 = cscoreFileGetCurrent(cs)
we don't get the pointer to test.sco. However it is not a problem.
The simple solution in the cscore code is
fp1 = cscoreFileOpen(cs, "test.sco")
to save the FILE pointer of the score. I repeat, it concerns
*only* `csound -C', no problems with the compiled command "cscore".
If it is a serious problem of compatibility with the old code,
the solution is to save a temp score file when cscore is used,
fopen it and pass the FILE pointer to `csoundInitializeCscore' (musmon.c:287).
I can apply this change if it's necessary.
tito
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