How to display FoxDot console in Atom editor?
funcrab opened this issue · comments
or is it not?
Hm, right now it's not possible, but it makes sense to add this feature. PR welcome!
Any updates on this? I was planning to do something similar.
I watched a Equinox stream last weekend and I admit it's cumbersome. I'm integrating a separate panel to display console right now.
Published, can you please give it a try?
Just tried the console. it works, thank you.
Thank you @KoltesDigital @sandcobainer .
However, the keybindings don't work on mac.
I'm sorry if it's a problem with my environment.
@1a-code Can you be more specific please? For instance, are you trying to make a key combination, and what is the actual effect?
@1a-code They work ok for me. Also, I edited foxdot.json to change keybindings from ctrl to cmd on my Mac, just a personal preference.
@sandcobainer Thank you. So it seems to be a problem with my environment, I think it has to do with python and Qirky foxdot updates and basic setups like python2 or 3 and environment variables
@KoltesDigital All my foxdot keybindings didn't work on ATOM, but I think it's fine if I have the right setup.
Building an environment is hard work🤧
@sandcobainer oh right, I never think of Mac. In the native FoxDot, do the keybindings use ctrl or cmd?
The native foxdot uses Ctrl on Windows and Cmd on Mac accordingly. Cmd + alphabet might clash with the native Atom keybindings if you're an advanced user. But it's been fine for me.
Displaying print statements isn't supported by the Logger service. This might be easy to develop looking at your npm repository. What do you think?
print(SynthDefs) or print(P[0, 1, 2, (3, 4, 5)]) could be useful before executing.
Sorry for the delay! If you find that useful then let's add it... which I did month ago 😄