Revision as of 22:03, 17 January 2010

Introduction

If you have both Python 2 and 3 installed, you can try this from Reaper 3.1415:

In REAPER.ini, the [reaper] section which is usually the top 50% of the file, add a line like this:

pythonlib=/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.1/lib/libpython3.1.dylib

(Your path to the Python 3 dylib is probably different - so don't just copy the line above...)

IDLE - which is included in more recent Python distributions.
Notepad++
PSPad

You can use function aliasing to reduce the length of your code in cases where a function is used many times. For example:

def msg(m):
    RPR_ShowConsoleMsg(m)
# ------------------------
# so now you can write msg() instead of RPR_ShowConsoleMsg() each time

Script Name	Description	Contributed by
HappySnake.py	Coding example in the form of ASCII prank:	liteon
RemoveTakeNamesExtensions.py	A Python version of sfzgeek's Perl script	EvilDragon
SetCustomColour.py	This script sets the track colour if just the track is selected and the item colour if just the item is suggested	EvilDragon
SoxConvert.py	Sample rate conversion with SOX and ReaScript	dub3000
QuickName.py	opens a dialog box to ask user for new media item take name	liteon
GetSourceExtension.py	testing the extension of one selected item	EvilDragon
GuiTest.py	Short demonstration of the TK Gui - excellent stuff which solves a lot of problems	Malevol3nt
MoveToNextEdit.py & MoveToPrevEdit.py	Moves the cursor to the next, or previous "edit point". In this context an edit point is a project marker, project start or end, item start and end points, and fade points. The two scripts are nearly identical with just a single variable specifying which way to search in the project.	ThomasE

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