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Operating Systems OS X (Apple) Just installed El Capitan... Post 302963265 by wisecracker on Sunday 27th of December 2015 06:06:46 AM
Old 12-27-2015
Just installed El Capitan...

Just updated from Yosemite to El Capitan on my iMac...

What an improvement!

The front end is really slick now on this tool...

Still using OSX 10.7.5 on my laptop and the Applescript code inside AudioScope.sh is now broken under El Capitan but the rest of AudioScope.sh works on it... <shock>

If I can't solve this then I may abandon the Applescript code inside AudioScope.sh altogether.

Alternatively I might ask for you guys and gals help try and make it work under El Capitan...

Not decided yet...

Happy new year all...
 

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RMIDISH(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 						RMIDISH(1)

NAME
rmidish -- front-end to midish(1), using the readline(3) library SYNOPSIS
rmidish DESCRIPTION
The rmidish utility is a very simple front-end to midish(1) that uses the readline(3) library. It runs midish(1) in the background, issues an interactive prompt and passes user commands to midish(1). The initial purpose of rmidish was to illustrate how to use the -v option of midish(1) to create a front-end, but it can be run instead of midish(1) to make the later more user-friendly when used interactively. SEE ALSO
midish(1), readline(3) Midish user's manual and tutorial http://caoua.org/midish/ BUGS
The midish(1) executable has to be in the same directoy as rmidish BSD
August 22, 2005 BSD
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