Default chords no longer work
See original GitHub issueIn mode.js, the defaults (in particular the root) are set after checking the regex stuff on root
. So just calling scribble.modes()
scribble.mode()
throws an error at line 16 because you assume there’s always going to be a string in the first argument you can do a match on, but it looks like undefined
should mean 'c'
.
You also assert that the second argument must be a string that exists in modes before you assign a default.
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No problem! I’ve been having a lot of fun with this. Youtube recommended your SFNode presentation a few days ago and I’ve been sharing that around a bit. Keep it up!
Thank you so much for going through the code and the commits to unearth this!