I set up a Cocoa application to control sclang via pipes, i.e. I start sclang
in a separate task from within the Cocoa application and then connect the two
tasks. After I found out that the key "0x1b" makes sclang to start interpreting
the pipe buffer as a sclang program everything works fine.
But what does not work is the "cmd-." behavior, i.e. the convenient way to stop
all synthesis from within the SuperCollider.app on OSX (I think on other
platforms it is a different key combination). When I send for example
Pbind.new.play;
I cannot stop playing (apart from killing the sclang
application). I currently work around this by using e.g.
e = Pbind.new.play;
e.stop;
but that is not very nice.
So, does anyone know the way how to implement the "cmd-." behavior? I guess it
is just another key or command that you just have to know :-)
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
Lars
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