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Being able to designate a line or method to be only done once.
Problem, when you play something like this :
@nextBar def a(): d1 >> play("Xx") #the drums we will solo l1 >> pads() # the new melody coming in d1.soloBars()
It sounds great but when you then add to l1 it runs it all again (including the soloBars which is never what i want).
Basically once() in should only run the code once unless it has been edited
Syntax suggestion 1:
@nextBar def a(): l1 >> pads() # the new melody coming in @once def b(): d1 >> play("Xx").soloBars(end=True)
I don't like using a decorator for this but I'm not sure how to do Syntax suggestion 2:
l1 >> pads().nextBar() d1 >> play("Xx").soloBars(end=True).once()
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Being able to designate a line or method to be only done once.
Problem, when you play something like this :
It sounds great but when you then add to l1 it runs it all again (including the soloBars which is never what i want).
Basically once() in should only run the code once unless it has been edited
Syntax suggestion 1:
I don't like using a decorator for this but I'm not sure how to do Syntax suggestion 2:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: