hanshuebner

;;;; qdiff.lisp                                                                                                                                         

(defpackage #:qdiff
  (:use #:cl)
  (:shadowing-import-from #:ql-dist
                          #:name
                          #:release
                          #:ensure-local-archive-file
                          #:base-directory
                          #:prefix)

hanshuebner

var plistParser = require("../lib/sax").parser(false, {lowercasetags:true, trim:true}),
  sys = require("sys"),
  fs = require("fs");

function entity (str) {
  return str.replace('"', '"');
}

plistParser.getInteger = function (string) {
    this.value = parseInt(string, 10);

hanshuebner

// While jamming with a keyboard, I often want to record some theme into a clip.
// I find it rather disruptive to have reach out for the mouse, or find a free clip
// slot on an APC, or use a touch interface or whatever.  So this script comes to the
// rescue.  It listens to MIDI events that I can trigger with a foot switch and records
// clips to the currently selected track.  It uses the global quantization setting to
// determine the length of the clips that are created.  Three MIDI events are used,
// one to record one clip, one to record clips until stops, and one to stop recording.

// The script automatically adds clips to the end of the currently selected track.