Code block is not properly closed - Linux-audio-user

17 Jun 2011

This one line of code runs fine:
~meson_buffers =
"/home/mark/share/SuperCollider/sounds/meson/*".pathMatch.collect
{|file| Buffer.readChannel(s,file,channels: [0]);};

but when I try to put it in brackets (either on its own or as part of
a larger code block), like this:
(
~meson_buffers =
"/home/mark/share/SuperCollider/sounds/meson/*".pathMatch.collect
{|file| Buffer.readChannel(s,file,channels: [0]);};
)
I get the error message 'Code block is not properly closed'. I'm not
having this trouble with any other line of code in my program.
Can anybody see what the problem is?

I'm using Gedit 2.30.4

On 16 June 2011 21:11, Philipp &lt;hollunder(a)lavabit.com&gt; wrote:
...
  Hi there,
 in a discussion today someone asked me where those 60 degrees necessary
 for the production of phantom images come from and I couldn't deliver a
 satisfactory answer. Someone tried to explain to me that it has
 something to do with wavelengths or whatever but couldn't explain it in
 a way that anyone would understand.

 My best guess is that with a larger angle the head gets in the way and
 the ears have an easier time telling the signals apart. Also, I guess 60
 degrees is a rough estimate and chosen because this leads to a nice
 Equilateral triangle.

 So, what's the real reason behind those 60 degrees?

 Regards,
 Philipp

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