event.eev (org-mode and makes use also of eev):
** eev itself
Commands to generate pages with lists of hyperlinks:
M-h f -- hyperlinks to the current file
M-h M-i -- hyperlinks to the current Info node
M-h M-f -- hyperlinks to an Emacs function
M-h M-k -- hyperlinks to a key sequence and to the function
associated to it
M-h M-v -- hyperlinks to an Emacs variable
M-h M-m -- hyperlinks to a manpage (ask for name)
M-h m -- hyperlinks to a manpage (being viewed)
M-h M-d -- hyperlinks about a Debian package
** org-mode
we have:
cycling of headings, links, links also support search facilities,
database (tags) and keywords
** linkd ???
what does linkd add?
markup/process text regions
[[file:lifecode/linkd.el::end%20enumerate][file:lifecode/linkd.el]]
** subtitling in [[file:/root/experiment/gneve]]
** support for framing/annotations: see also: [[file://root/experiment/lifecode/annotate110907.el]]
(flite also perhaps)
** some way of cycling through links in buffer - see linkd or org-mode
eg. pages as in goby - narrowing to link or code regions
[org-mode headings with ** format C-u TAB global cycle. S-tab and tab
- pages with processes/code to be rendered active (emacs <-> slime <-> shell/common lisp)
** pointers:: Processes
processes in the buffer - active, contributing (as actor's dialogue,
as agents (tied into OS) to buffer
** elisp:(find-file-other-frame "Elisp.org") An elisp form to evaluate
[[elisp:(find-node "(elisp)Processes")]]
[[elisp:(find-node "(emacs-w3m)")]]
** links main files - org-mode - C-c C-o [[]] format - RESOURCES - iimage/wdired ref also
[[http://orgmode.org/org.html#Link-format]]
[[file:/root/experiment/eventsoftware]]
text of above maybe to include and process here:
*** shifts
file:/root/experiment/lifecode/platform.el
text:
research - event-frame-process KR/ emacs lisp/media functions
event software - roll call of techniques (PD, audio in Emacs - nyquist, rec, play, shell):
sliced rec and play ??
commandline splitting with for example: play xad -f u -s b -t raw -r 8000
(using raw split -b 1024 par example)
nyquist from emacs as inferior lisp
rec -w wav file.wav and play (play also in nyquist)
gneve - video
iimage - images
emacs - comint and pd console output
pd -stderr -- send printout to standard error instead of GUI
// added to .pdrc and then comint-run pd -- this gives us output
**look again at pd, plenum, five software acts:
pd: -qlist.... but to specify exactly what we want
**Strategies/acts here:**
0) curtains drawn - remote operation
pre-compilation (macros) //assemblage
1) Protocol and domain terms
protocol performance. frames
system events and process manipulation
2) Coded rabbit holes - script and speech
3) sampling/data slicing/slow scan
slicing audio -> pd - round table of microphones
slice video -> automated gneve?
--- also this si to some extent scheduling
4) simulation/catastrophe
audience simulation (processes again). script and actions
5) pink light
Piksel - from hardware to execution by way of interface.
1) jessica - chaos
2) Ludics RFID
3) volcanic
4) otto bruno - dovetailer
5) porn coding - virus
6) execution - apparatus rendered active
what? how?
Fully featured, minimally decorated Emacs style window manager
http://www.nongnu.org/stumpwm/
1] Installed by way of instructions at:
http://stumpwm.antidesktop.net/cgi-bin/wiki/
2] Customised with C-z as main modifier keystrokes as per included ~/.stumpwmrc
3] Key bindings documented in bundled info file
//a selection
C-z ; - command mode (can TAB here)
C-z o - move between frames
C-z s - split horizontally (C-z Q - mazimize)
C-z C-s - open xterm
C-z n // p - cycle through windows
C-z w - show windows available
C-z number - goto window number x
C-z e - open GNU Emacs (graphical)
C-z k - kill window
... and many more