Navigation : Previous | Next

Windows of the OM Environment

Contents

1. Workspace Window
2. Lisp Listener
3. Library Window
4. Other Windows

The OM interface is declined through a set of windows and editors, which can be accessed through the Windows menu. Among them are three major items :

• the Workspace window
• the Lisp Listener
• the Library window.

—|—

Workspace Window

The workspace is designed to host all files and folders related with the user’s projects.

To open or show the workspace window :

• press Cmd + SHIFT + w
• select the Windows / Workspace menu.

The Workspace and the Lisp Listener appear at the start of a session.

—|—

Full information about the Workspace :

• Workspace

Reminder

The window of a new workspace always comes empty first. Material must be added there by the user.

Lisp Listener

The OM+ box performs an addition, whose result is given in the Listener.

The Listener is a Lisp communication interface : results of computations, warnings or error messages are displayed there. It also allows to send commands to OM, in other words, to evaluate Lisp expressions.

User inputs are typed and interpreted in the upper part of the Listener window. Output messages are printed in the lower part of the window.

To open or show a listener window :

• press Cmd SHIFT + l
• select the Windows / Listener menu.

—|—

More Information about the Lisp Listener :

• The Listener

Library Window

The Library window gives access to a whole set of preexistent programming items that are ready to use, as well as imported or user-defined elements. Items are located and organized within the Library in various packages[1].

To open the Library window :

• go to Windows / Library
• press Cmd + SHIFT + p.

—|—

Full information about the Library :

• Library

Other Windows

Programming items are represented in various window types. The Windows menu shows the name of ** any ** open window. Selecting a name brings the corresponding window to the foreground.

Preview : the Lisp Editor

The Lisp Editor is a Lisp programming interface which allows to edit and evaluate programs.

To open the Lisp Editor, go to Windows / Lisp Editor.

More Information about the Lisp Editor :

• Lisp Programming
  • Reactive mode

References :

1. Package

Contains functions or classes components belonging to a common category of programming items. Packages are provided at the installation of OM, but the can also be loaded dynamically or added by the user.

Contents :

• OpenMusic Documentation
• OM User Manual
  • Introduction
  • System Configuration and Installation
  • Going Through an OM Session
  • The OM Environment
    • Environment Windows
    • Preferences
    • Workspace
    • Library
    • Tutorials
    • Resources
  • Visual Programming I
  • Visual Programming II
  • Basic Tools
  • Score Objects
  • Maquettes
  • Sheet
  • MIDI
  • Audio
  • SDIF
  • Lisp Programming
  • Reactive mode
  • Errors and Problems
• OpenMusic QuickStart

Navigation : Previous | Next