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[Tobias Kunze]

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> Why can't I import csound .sco files?

"i1" does not exist as a class and was "only" the value of another
class' "ins" slot at score output time, lets say a class named
"my-csound-note".  It is important to note that there is NO link
backwards from the "i1" statement as it occurs in the score file
to the actual class which created it.  A subclass of csound-note
can be used to create any number of I-statements and, conversely,
an I-statement starting with "i1" could have been generated by any
csound-note subclass.

Probably the "cleanest" solution to the problem is to define "i1"
(and all other "iX" statements that have been generated by
"my-csound-note") as a subclass of "my-csound-note":

(defobject i1 (my-csound-note) ())


The attached file gives an example.


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