Do you know any way to apply proxies more dinamically in arrays, list or something?

// For example
(
~s = nil!2;
~s[0] = Pbind(\instrument,\default,\dur,Pseq([0.5,Pseq([1],inf)],inf),\amp,1);
~s[0].play;
~s[1] = { Pulse.ar(130, Saw.kr(0.3)) * 0.1 };
~s[1].play;
// Then be able to change: 
~s[0] = Pbind(\instrument,\default,\dur,Pseq([0.5,Pseq([0.25],inf)],inf),\amp,1);
)

2-by-adamskitek.wav doesn't seem to contain any sound

"single letter variables can't hold a proxy, I generally use them to hold other things such as lists if I need them during performances.

I don't know why single letter variables don't work. They just don't."

In what way don't they work? Is there some way they behave differently?
I have files going back to 2012 that contain one letter proxies. (Admittedly they're static setups rather than performances, so they might fail if I tried to do something 'live' with them)

The setup file does not work on SC Vim (only tried on Mac OSX) and returns this error:

ERROR: Message ‘dirname’ not understood

The problem is somehow the .nowExecutingPath method. According to the docs: “This method is supported in the SuperCollider IDE, the Macintosh-only SuperCollider.app, and the scel (SuperCollider-Emacs-Lisp) environment. In other editor environments, it will return nil.”

Running just thisProcess.nowExecutingPath does in fact return nil. And thus the .dirname method is not understood cause it's run on nil.

I'm not sure what the alternative would be yet but I'll do a little digging

Linked from https://theseanco.github.io/howto_co34pt_liveCode/2-2-Why-ProxySpace/

https://github.com/theseanco/howto_co34pt_liveCode/blob/master/2:%20Basics/2.2:%20ProxySpace%20-%20My%20Foundation%20For%20Live%20Coding%20In%20SuperCollider/2.2:%20ProxySpace%20Basics.scd
and

https://github.com/theseanco/howto_co34pt_liveCode/blob/master/2:%20Basics/2.2:%20ProxySpace%20-%20My%20Foundation%20For%20Live%20Coding%20In%20SuperCollider/2.2:%20ProxySpace%20Patterns.scd

both return 404s

cant extract or clone files from github because of file names having ":"

When evaluating

(
Quarks.install("Bjorklund");
Quarks.install("BatLib");
Quarks.install("ddwSnippets");
)

I get:
Installing Bjorklund
Bjorklund installed
Installing BatLib
BatLib installed
ERROR: Quark 'ddwSnippets' not found

However, I am able to install it with Quarks.install("https://github.com/jamshark70/ddwSnippets.git");

Actually, it already exists :) :

howtolivecode.pdf

I also have .epub version, if needed.