Closed grav closed 4 years ago
Hi @grav !
Nice Issue!😀 But, this docs(http://digego.github.io/extempore/) is outdated. The new docs is https://extemporelang.github.io .
If you find some mistakes in docs, please send a Issue or PR to https://github.com/extemporelang/extemporelang.github.io repo !
Yep, thanks @cyblue9 - that's correct.
@grav thanks for the suggestions - if you go to the docs repo then the content for the website is all there in markdown files, and those suggestions you make are good.
Perhaps you'd be willing to have a go at writing your suggestions up as a PR and then I'll review? Then you can get a merge requested and win the internet (I'm pretty that's how the internet works).
Ok, I think a bunch of these are fixed - I'll close for now, and we can just submit pull requests to the docs repo going forward (since that's the correct place for this issue anyway).
Hi! I actually started out with a PR to the docs, but it seems the html is auto-generated, and my phrasings aren't native-english anyway, so I'm just going to throw a couple of suggestions at you instead, as I go through the docs while learning extempore :-)
I'm running Extempore 0.7.0, using a Macbook running OS X 10.12.6 and its built-in soundcard.
In the examples in http://digego.github.io/extempore/time.html, add a note about how to stop the infinite sequence of callbacks, eg by re-defining
foo
to anoop
.In first example, http://digego.github.io/extempore/audio-signal-processing.html, explain that the naming of the
dsp
function is arbitrary (but probably a convetion, I assume?) You're talking about a special function,dsp
, but it seems that's not the case? It's only about the signature of the function.In same example, using a bit more precision on Pi (eg
3.14159
) avoids a periodic 'click' in the output.In the second example, same page, I needed to use
randomf
and notrandom
(a lucky guess on my part!)I'll add more as I progress :-)