customizing csound-x for Emacs

You can change the following settings with the command

M-x customize-group csound-x

group csound-x

Settings here are used to modify the behaviour of John ffitch´s modes

csound-x-disable-smart-semicolon	if `t`, the "`;`" character is inserted with no side effect
csound-x-disable-smart-colon	if `t`, the "`:`" character is inserted with no side effect
csound-x-orc-fontlock	adds a layer of fontification to csound-orc-mode (this handles macros, notably) if `cscsd-csound-binary` is correctly set, the list of recognized opcodes is directly fetched from the executable
csound-orc+-faces-attributes	setting attributes for faces defined in csound-orc-mode
csound-x-sco-fontlock	adds a layer of fontification to csound-sco-mode
csound-sco+-faces-attributes	setting attributes for faces defined in csound-sco-mode

child group csound-csd

Settings here define the behavior of the csound-csd minor mode.

cscsd-csound-binary	a valid csound executable	required
cscsd-SSDIR	the SSDIR directory	required
cscsd-SFDIR	the SFDIR directory	required
cscsd-INCDIR	the INCDIR directory	required
cscsd-wave-editor	a shell command invoking a sound editor (a RIFF WAVE file name will be appended to it as an argument)
cscsd-process-file	function invoked by the "process file" and "process regions" items from the Csd menu. its single argument is the file name associated to the current csd buffer. you may define either a single anonymous function, or a choice of several ones in which case you must provide a label -a menu item name- for each function
cscsd-temp-csd-file	name for the temporary csd file used when processing the region	required
cscsd-hear-file	function invoked by the "listen to file" item from the Csd menu. its single argument is the file name associated to the current csd buffer
cscsd-compile-orc-sco	this function should compile an orc/sco pair its two arguments are the orc and sco file names there is no restriction on the compiled file format or name: you just need to customize `cscsd-listen-orc-sco` so that it plays or edit the compiled file this is the function used by the "Compile score" item in the Sco+ menu, except if this item is invoked from a .csd file, in which case the current processing from `cscsd-process-file` is used.
cscsd-listen-orc-sco	this function should play or edit the file rendered by `cscsd-compile-orc-sco` it takes no argument this is the function used by the "Listen score" item in the Sco+ menu, except if this item is invoked from a .csd file, in which case `cscsd-hear-file` is used.
cscsd-associated-orc	function returning the file name of the orchestra associated to the current score buffer, or `nil` if such an orchestra can not be defined
cscsd-default-orc-header	headers to be inserted at the beginning of the CsInstruments section when creating a new .csd template
cscsd-default-options	text to be inserted in the CsOptions section when creating a new csd template
cscsd-csr-files	list of .csr files to import this format is used by CsEdit to store chunks of code the contents of the files will be available from the repository submenu
cscsd-current-csr-file	currently edited csr file
scsd-csr-author	value of the Author= field in the current .csr file
cscsd-sco-delimiter-regexps	list of regexps to be tried in order to guess where the score starts in a plain text file known to contain a score and an orchestra with no csd syntax to wrap them. this is used by `cscsd-auto-import`, making it possible for example to convert free-style text from a mail into a real csd
cscsd-orc-delimiter-regexps	list of regexps to be tried in order to guess where the orchestra starts in a plain text file known to contain a score and an orchestra with no csd syntax to wrap them. (this is used by `cscsd-auto-import`)
cscsd-orchestras-path	list of directories to be scanned when querying through .orc and .csd files
cscsd-use-MMM	if `t`, `mmm-mode` is turned on by default along with `csound-csd-mode`
cscsd-use-EEL	if `t`, `embedded-elisp-mode` is turned on by default along with `csound-csd-mode`
cscsd-ses-areas-invisible	if `t`, the <SES>...</SES> areas contents are not displayed

child group csound-mx

Settings here customize matrix handling in scores.

scomx-calc-precision	calc precision (the lower the faster)
scomx-propose-algebraic-input-first	if `t`, the main input format for formulas is algebraic
scomx-highlight-matrices	weither matrices should be automatically highlighted
scomx-selection-color	color or face used by default to highlight selected matrices
scomx-main-selection-color	color or face used to highlight the current selected matrice
scomx-main-selection-color	colors or faces to be used for highlighting specifically named matrices
scomx-toggle-truncate-at-first	weither we should toggle Truncate Lines when starting
scomx-no-i-macros	if `nil`, a line starting with a macro is always considered as a i-statement
scomx-i-macros	list of macros names interpreted as i-statements when beginning a score line
scomx-Cmask-support	weither Cmask is available from csound-mx
scomx-Cmask-binary	Cmask binary
scomx-Cmask-tmp-file	Cmask temporary file (WITHOUT extension !)
scomx-Matrix-menu-definitions	list of functions to be evaluated in order to build up the code repository in the "Matrix" menu these functions must return the same kind of list as `scomx-Matrix-menu` does, so use its code as a template: `C-h f scomx-Matrix-menu` will get you there.
scomx-framed-spreadsheets	if non-nil, the spreadsheet buffers appear in a pop-up frame

child group csound-doc

Settings here customize on-line documentation in csound-orc-mode.

csdoc-use-html	install items in the Csound/Orc menu for browsing HTML documentation.
csdoc-use-w3	weither w3 should be invoked to browse the HTML docs. if nil, the default external browser is used.
csdoc-html-directory	directory containing the "official" (David Boothe) HTML version of Csound docs
csdoc-html-entry-point	the starting page of your choice for browsing the HTML docs

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