call of AudioSpec default

[olafklingt]

I just downloaded Unit-Lib and when Ulib.startup i get the following error message:

which refers to the fact that AudioSpec has no method called default.

ERROR: Message 'default' not understood. RECEIVER: Instance of AudioSpec { (0x118be18c8, gc=84, fmt=00, flg=00, set=02) instance variables [1] numChannels : nil } ARGS: PATH: /Users/MacBook/Library/Application Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/Unit-Lib/UnitDefs/ringMod.scd

PROTECTED CALL STACK: Meta_MethodError:new 0x11bbea6c0 arg this = DoesNotUnderstandError arg what = nil arg receiver = an AudioSpec(nil) Meta_DoesNotUnderstandError:new 0x11bbec680 arg this = DoesNotUnderstandError arg receiver = an AudioSpec(nil) arg selector = default arg args = [ ] Object:doesNotUnderstand 0x1188fa6c0 arg this = an AudioSpec(nil) arg selector = default arg args = nil ArgSpec:init 0x11a03c940 arg this = an ArgSpec(input, 0) var specName = input a FunctionDef 0x11a672640 sourceCode = "" arg elem = input arg i = 3 ArrayedCollection:do 0x11a77ee00 arg this = [ sine, freq, noise, input, mix, u_i_ar_0_bus, u_i_ar_1_bus, u_o_ar_0_bus ] arg function = a Function var i = 3 Collection:collectAs 0x11a672280 arg this = [ sine, freq, noise, input, mix, u_i_ar_0_bus, u_i_ar_1_bus, u_o_ar_0_bus ] arg function = a Function arg class = Array var res = [ an ArgSpec(sine, 1), an ArgSpec(freq, 440), an ArgSpec(noise, 0) ] Udef:init 0x11af211c0 arg this = a Udef(ringMod) arg inFunc = a Function var argNames = nil var values = nil Meta_Udef:new 0x11af1f140 arg this = Udef arg name = ringMod arg func = a Function arg args = nil arg category = nil arg addToAll = true a FunctionDef 0x125479bf8 sourceCode = "{ |sine = 1, freq = 440, noise = 0, input = 0, mix = 1.0| var sig, modsig; RandSeed.ir(1,12345); // for the noise sig = UIn.ar(0,1); modsig = ( SinOsc.ar(freq, 0, sine ) + PinkNoise.ar( noise ) + ( UIn.ar(1,1) * input ) ) * sig;

UOut.ar( 0, (sig * (1-mix)) + (modsig * mix) );

}) .category_( \effect ) .setSpec( \sine, \amp.asSpec ) .setSpec( \freq, FreqSpec(2,20000) ) .setSpec( \noise, \amp.asSpec ) .setSpec( \input, \amp.asSpec ) .setSpecMode( \sine, \normal, ...etc..." a FunctionDef 0x11b53f300 sourceCode = "" Function:prTry 0x119da29c0 arg this = a Function var result = nil var thread = a Thread var next = nil var wasInProtectedFunc = false

CALL STACK: DoesNotUnderstandError:reportError 0x11f087068 arg this = Nil:handleError 0x11f044e78 arg this = nil arg error = Thread:handleError 0x11ea5bd58 arg this = arg error = Object:throw 0x11f040d58 arg this = Function:protect 0x118c65f98 arg this = arg handler = var result = Interpreter:executeFile 0x12547a1e8 arg this = arg pathName = "/Users/MacBook/Library/Appli..." arg args = [_0] var result = nil var saveExecutingPath = "/Users/MacBook/Documents/Sup..." < FunctionDef in Method Collection:collectAs > 0x11c9a2428 arg elem = "/Users/MacBook/Library/Appli..." arg i = 52 ArrayedCollection:do 0x118561408 arg this = [_67] arg function = var i = 52 Collection:collectAs 0x1245d0838 arg this = [_67] arg function = arg class = var res = [_52] < FunctionDef in Method Collection:collectAs > 0x11ca5e128 arg elem = "/Users/MacBook/Library/Appli..." arg i = 1 ArrayedCollection:do 0x118a923a8 arg this = [_2] arg function = var i = 1 Collection:collectAs 0x1245d1418 arg this = [_2] arg function = arg class = var res = [*1] Meta_GenericDef:loadAllFromDefaultDirectory 0x11c98f7e8 arg this = Meta_ULib:getDefaultUdefs 0x11859f498 arg this = Meta_ULib:getDefaultSynthDefs 0x11c95fe18 arg this = var defs = nil < FunctionDef in Method Meta_ULib:startup > 0x11ca23eb8 var defs = nil ... ^^ The preceding error dump is for ERROR: Message 'default' not understood. RECEIVER: an AudioSpec(nil)

[miguel-negrao]

When exactly does this error happen ? What version of sc and unit lib are you using ?

[olafklingt]

Am 08.09.14 19:08, schrieb Miguel Negrão:

When exactly does this error happen ? What version of sc and unit lib are you using ?

SC: os x 3.6.6 unit-lib: current git-hub download ...

as AudioSpec is defined in crucial lib ... the problem might come from there ... but I just installed the latest quarked version of it and the problem remains.