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generate a sclang conf.yaml when booting the interpreter and pass this to sclang using -l
By default it would include the project root "."
So any classes you write are automatically included. No need to make a quark or worry about where you put the class file or on what OS you are and where is this extensions folder (and will I break something?) .
This makes it more enabling for users and makes it trivial to write classes that are only used for a specific project.
Also then quarks can be installed to your local working folder rather than always globally in Extensions/quarks
Additional class paths could be specified in your .supercolliderc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The one issue to solve is that if you have symlinked SCClassLibrary or Extensions/quarks into your project then it needs to detect and eliminate any duplicate paths.
generate a sclang conf.yaml when booting the interpreter and pass this to sclang using -l
By default it would include the project root "."
So any classes you write are automatically included. No need to make a quark or worry about where you put the class file or on what OS you are and where is this extensions folder (and will I break something?) .
This makes it more enabling for users and makes it trivial to write classes that are only used for a specific project.
Also then quarks can be installed to your local working folder rather than always globally in Extensions/quarks
Additional class paths could be specified in your .supercolliderc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: