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--[[============================================================================
com.neurogami.Configgy.xrnx/main.lua
============================================================================]]--

package.path = os.currentdir() .. "../../UserConfig/?.lua;" .. package.path

local menu_name = "Main Menu:Tools:Neurogami Configgy"

--  http://forum.renoise.com/index.php/topic/38914-adding-song-notifiers-on-song-load/

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  -- /song/track/XXX/send_switch
  -- see http://neurogami.com/blog/neurogami-renoise-send-track-scripting-with-osc.html
  add_track_action { 
    pattern = "/send_switch", 
    description = "Change the receiver of the track's send device.\n" .. 
    "Requires you follow a naming convention",

    arguments = { argument("send_index", "number") },

    handler = function(track_index, send_index)

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'osc-ruby'
include  OSC

listen_on_port = 8000
last_msg = nil

warn "If you pass an arg it will be used as the port number instead of #{listen_on_port}"

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#include "RNXV.h"
#include "settings.h"
#include <OSCMessage.h>

int led = 13;  // For Teensy 3.1

RNXV rnxv = RNXV();
String usbSerialBuffer = "";

String cmds1[] = {

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//  Origanally takne from https://github.com/asaeed/WiFiRobot
//  which seems ot have been copied over from https://github.com/sparkfun/WiFly-Shield
//  Licensed under the LGPL
// Modifications made by James Britt / Neurogami June 2014 to play nice with a Teensy 3.1 board

#include "Arduino.h"
#include "RNXV.h"

RNXV::RNXV() {
}

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'osc-ruby'
include  OSC

listen_on_port = 8000
last_msg = nil

warn "If you pass an arg it will be used as the port number instead of #{listen_on_port}"

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// <Arduino.h>  is needed so that "settings.h" can refer to the String type.
// It just so happens that "RNXV.h" will load <Arduino.h> so we can skip
// the call here if  we load "RNXV.h" first.
// #include <Arduino.h> 
#include "RNXV.h"
#include "settings.h"

int led = 13;  // For Teensy 3.1

int ts = 0;

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/*


   An example sketch to show how to configure a WiFly RN XV with a Teensy 3.1.

   For this example, the Teensy board was mounted on a breadboard, powered over USB.

   Teensy GND and Vin are wired to + and - on the breadboard.

   Teensy pins 7 and 8 (RX3 and TX3) are connected to the WiFly's pins 2 and 3 (TXD and RXD).

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby


# Assumes you have ImageMagick installed 

class MakeAverages

  def initialize base_name, ext, grouping, prefix = 'avg_'
    @base_name = base_name
    @ext = ext

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function clamp_value(value, min_value, max_value)
   return math.min(max_value, math.max(value, min_value))
 end

function handler_schedule_loop(args)

  local rstart = tonumber(args[1])
  local rend = tonumber(args[2])

  local song = renoise.song