[CM] events help

[Rick Taube]

>I am having a little problem I hope someone can help out with.

Your events call:
(events (list (my-process 5 50 1200) (my-process 5 300 800)) "test.aiff" 10))

is correct. so there must be something odd about the actual definitino of my-process. it appears from your error trace that your are attempting to schedule the LIST:
	 (MY-PROCESS 1 1 #<COMPILED-CLOSURE EVENTS-1>),
which of course is incorrect. even this list  is screwey since somehow a closure is being passed to my-process.

if you go to the first example in cm:examples;process.cm you can see a call to events that passes a list of processes. if this example works then cm is doing the right thing. if you send me your definition of my-process i can try to see what is going wrong.

-rick

>I am having a little problem I hope someone can help out with.
>Let's say I have a process called 'my-process' which takes 3 input values.
>Now the following works fine:
>(events (my-process 5 50 1200) "test.aiff")
>and of course this works fine with the optional ahead argument
>(events (list (my-process 5 50 1200) (my-process 5 300 800)) "test.aiff" 10))
>But this fails
>(events (list (my-process 5 50 1200) (my-process 5 300 800)) "test.aiff" '(1 10)))
>With the error in clisp of
>*** - NO-APPLICABLE-METHOD: When calling #<GENERIC-FUNCTION PROCESS-EVENTS> with arguments (MY-PROCESS 1 1 #<COMPILED-CLOSURE EVENTS-1>), no method is applicable
>
>Now, this somewhat makes sense since I am attempting to apply the list of ahead arguments to a list of functions not objects. My question is, is there a way to get around this that I am not seeing?
>
>Thanks.
>