[Csnd] Updated my playable Csound Reference Manual

I am pleased to announce that I have published an updated release of my “Playable Csound Reference Manual” at https://gogins.github.io/csound-extended-manual/indexframes.html.

Every example in the manual now has a button that summons an online editor/player. Most examples will play using an embedded WebAssembly build of Csound. Examples that depend on load resources from files, such as samples, will not play because the HTML sandbox prevents loading files. It’s possible change the code in these examples and run them again to hear the effects of your changes.

The manual is up to date as of January 20, 2023. The Csound code is ups to date as of December 2, 2022.

Regards,
Mike

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Hi Michael,

As always, many thanks for your invaluable work…

Marc

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this looks great michael. just as feedback:
- it asked me at each example to allow acces to my micorophone althought there was no live input. i wm wondering if this can be avoided. (i am on linux.)
- i tried Minimal Example using Csound for WebAssembly but it did not work; i guess because of the sound file?
best -
  joachim

is there some way to make it works in firefox?

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I just installed current Firefox on my MacBook Pro M1 and, after granting MIDI and microphone permissions, my cloud-music pieces run just fine in FireFox.

i used firefox on linux, too, and could run your examples (except the case i described because of the sound files).

What must be done so that samples like “beats.wav” will be found and run in the examples?