[jmsl] score.max.NewJMSLScore question

[jmsl at music.columbia.edu]

Hi Brad

Launching and finishing a score could be just a tad bit better documented:

To launch a Score:
score.getControlPanel().setLoop(false);   // non looping playback
score.getControlPanel().launch(JMSL.now(), 0, score.size() - 1, false);


To finish Score playback:
score.getControlPanel().finish();
// and if you're interested which measure it was playing when it finished...
ScoreCollectionBehavior behavior = (ScoreCollectionBehavior) 
score.getScoreCollection().getBehavior();;
int measureWhereFinished = behavior.getCurrentMeasureNumber();
System.out.println("Score " + score.getName() + " finished on measure " 
+ measureWhereFinished);


To launch a section of a Score:
score.getControlPanel().setLoop(false);   // non looping playback
score.getControlPanel().launchSection(JMSL.now(), false);


Thanks
Nick

jmsl at music.columbia.edu wrote:
> Quoting jmsl at music.columbia.edu:
>
>   
>> Glad you like JMSL's support for Max/MSP!  Is the patch you mean
>> called
>> "JMSLScorePlayMSP"?
>>     
>
> Yarr, that be the one, matey!
>
>   
>> This mxj object does not support messages to launch and finish a
>> score
>> playback, sorry.  I'll be happy to add that and send you source
>> off-list.
>>     
>
> That would be just dandy!  It would save me a bit of hacking...
>
> I'm particularly interested in being able to start playback of the
> score with a max message like [go] or [start].  I couldn't see how
> to 'get at' the controls in that class from java, otherwise I could
> probably code it myself.  It would be fun to be able to hit some of
> the other methods, but that may be for another day.
>
> brad
> http://music.columbia.edu/~brad
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