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Editor for SuperCollider with built-in help browser and post window. Runs on Mac and Windows.

<img src="images/screenshot.png" alt="screenshot of editor" title="An experimental editor for SuperCollider" style="width: 1300px; max-width: 100%">

installation

mac

windows

usage

Start the application, type in SuperCollider code and evaluate it with cmd/ctrl+enter. Following are the keyboard shortcuts. Depending on your platform you use either the Command or Control key as a modifier:

cmd/ctrl+b

Boot server

cmd/ctrl+enter

Evaluate code region

shift+enter

Evaluate code line

cmd/ctrl+.

Hush. Free all synths. Stop all audio output

cmd/ctrl+shift+l

Recompile class library

cmd/ctrl+m

Show server meter

cmd/ctrl+shift+m

Show server scope

cmd/ctrl+l

Select current line(s)

cmd/ctrl+shift+d

Duplicate current line

cmd/ctrl+shift+k

Comment/uncomment text selection

cmd/ctrl+d

Lookup help for word under cursor

cmd/ctrl+i

Show/hide help browser

cmd/ctrl+p

Show/hide post window

cmd/ctrl++

Increase font size

cmd/ctrl+-

Decrease font size

cmd/ctrl+0

Reset font size

cmd/ctrl+shift+p

Clear post window

cmd/ctrl+o

Open file

cmd/ctrl+s

Save file

cmd/ctrl+shift+s

Save file as

cmd/ctrl+q, cmd/ctrl+w, alt+f4

Quit application

developing

First you need to install SuperCollider and NodeJS on your computer. Then, with NPM do:

npm install
npm start

The application should start automatically.

To build the installer, use:

npm run make

It should be located somewhere under the out directory.

libraries

The editor is built with supercolliderjs and Electron. For code editing, the codemirror library is used.

license

MIT