Hi,
A thing that has been annoying me for some time in Blue, is that Python
objects seem to remove empty lines and lines starting with a semicolon.
I would find it useful if this didn't happen, because empty lines would
help to see the structure in my scores, and one could use lines starting
with a semicolon to display the value of variables in the Python code
that are not used directly in the score, or to just add some text e.g.
to show where a section of a new type begins.
AFAIK there is no use to remove these lines. But I suppose this happens
anyway because Blue has to process the generated score. Would it be
possible anyway to preserve these lines?
And does anybody know of a workaround to display the value of a
variable? I sometimes use an i-statement with an amplitude of 0 so I can
put the value in the other p-fields, but if the score is long this is
hard to find.
Greetings,
--
Mark
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