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When using sclang from the command line in a script, it might be useful to skip the loading of the startup.scd file, if custom / specific instance options are set in the script instead.
Moreover it might be useful to pass a custom startup.scd file from the command line which will load instead of the default startup.scd file.
Disabling and custom startup.scd file, also mentioned here: #311
These reported enhancement requests could make it more easy to run (multiple) instances of sclang / scsynth from the command line and make them function more like standalone applications or specific SC sessions (Tidal Cycles comes to mind).
When using sclang from the command line in a script, it might be useful to skip the loading of the startup.scd file, if custom / specific instance options are set in the script instead.
Moreover it might be useful to pass a custom startup.scd file from the command line which will load instead of the default startup.scd file.
Disabling and custom startup.scd file, also mentioned here:
#311
These reported enhancement requests could make it more easy to run (multiple) instances of sclang / scsynth from the command line and make them function more like standalone applications or specific SC sessions (Tidal Cycles comes to mind).
#6252 | #6250
#6249
Edit: some code references:
https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/blob/develop/lang/LangSource/SC_TerminalClient.cpp#L134
supercollider/SCClassLibrary/Platform/Platform.sc
Line 11 in 28a0b12
supercollider/SCClassLibrary/Platform/Platform.sc
Line 126 in 28a0b12
https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/tree/28a0b12216fb97e4487373b2cf00a5ec28850f1f/platform/disable_startup_files
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