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  • supercollider-h4x-nvim
  • Requirements
    • Dependencies
    • Install
      • packer
      • vim-plug
    • See also
  • Available commands
    • Plugins / extensions
      • SCNewPlugin
      • SCNewQuark
    • Help file development
      • SCHelpWatch
      • SCGetHelpWatch
    • Help file navigation / search
      • SCExternalHelpOpen
      • SCExternalHelpSearch
    • File loading
      • SCLoad
      • SCLoadRel
      • SCLoadMain
    • Gui stuff
      • SCServerGui
      • SCServerMeter
      • SCServerPlotTree
      • SCServerScope
    • Code generation
      • SCGeneratePattern
      • SCPasteNdef
  • Options

SuperCollider hacks for nvim written in lean Lua

These make use of a range of command line tools in conjunction with NeoVim’s built in terminal to create a bunch of useful convenience functions and features for working with SuperCollider code as well as doing development work for SuperCollider (including help files, cpp code and plugins).

This plugin is meant to be a companion to David Grantrom’s scnvim plugin

Nvim >= 0.5

Run :checkhealth to see if you fullfill the depencies.

  • scnvim
  • schelp-watch
  • cookiecutter

To install using vim-plug

  1. Add this to your init.vim / .vimrc: Plug ‘madskjeldgaard/supercollider-h4x-nvim’
  2. Open Vim and run the command :PlugInstall

And then somewhere in your init.vim:

  • scnvim / scvim
  • fzf-sc – Fuzzy searcher
  • vim-scdoc-snippets (for UltiSnips)
  • lua-supercollider-snippets (for snippets.nvim)

:SCNewPlugin

Create a plugin project using this cookiecutter template

This will open up a terminal with a questionnaire. Answering the questions will generate and populate a new plugin project.

Requires cookiecutter

:SCNewQuark

Create a Quark project using this cookiecutter template

This will open up a terminal with a questionnaire. Answering the questions will generate and populate a new quark project.

Requires cookiecutter

:SCHelpWatch

Run schelp-watch, a little helper tool that runs the help docs you are working on in a browser and recompiles it every time you make a change.

See schelp-watch for dependencies.

:SCGetHelpWatch

:SCExternalHelpOpen

Open external QT help browser page for class. Eg: :SCExternalHelpOpen SinOsc

:SCExternalHelpSearch Open external QT help browser search page

:SCLoad <file>

Load in SuperCollider

:SCLoadRel <file>

Relatively load in SuperCollider

:SCLoadMain

Load “main.scd” from root of current dir

:SCServerGui

Open server gui

:SCServerMeter

Open server meter

:SCServerPlotTree

Open server plot tree

:SCServerScope

Open server scope

:SCGeneratePattern synthdef_name

This will generate a Pbind with key/value pairs for all of a Synthdef’s arguments and insert it into a text document.

:SCPasteNdef ndef_name

This will take all current parameter values from an Ndef and paste them into the buffer to be later reused as a preset or whatever.

Options may be defined in either vimscript or lua. Here is how to do it in Lua: