Roadmap for next releases

[porres]

Cycle 0.3 Beta 5 Release:

• [zl]: add missing methods (13 methods from Max 5: change, compare, delace, lace, lookup, median, queue, scramble, stack, stream, sum, thin and unique / 2 from Max 7: indexmap, swap)

• finish [sprintf]: check issues and add missing types: sprintf issues #349

• [active] [active] reports 0 with a right click to the canvas (Ubuntu) #390

• Finish fixing objects already updated/partially fixed:
  - [table] - Automatically update the table graphically
  - [record~] [record~] #170
  - [buffir~] cycle~ #339
  - [coll]: [coll] #211 (basically just deal with filetype and get it over with)
  - [mousestate]: mousestate error: #hammerpoll: couldn't unbind #351

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Cycle 0.3 Final Release:

• Remaining objects that need to be updated:
  - [comment]: comment #277
  - [seq]: add support for "Type 1" MIDI Files, and => seq issues: #258
  - [table]: [table]  #368

• Object Resizing bug: some cyclone's objects don't resize  #223

• Fix an updated but not yet fixed object: [vectral~]: vectral~ noisy #355

• Check out this issue with [zerox~]: zerox~ #298

• Finish new objects not quite finished yet or remove them for good => biquad~ / cascade~ / filtercoeff~ / freqshift~ / phaseshift~

• Think about "selectors": inconsistency with "selectors"  #337

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Cyclone 0.3 Further Releases:

==> Revise documentation, add meta

==> Check double precision in filters, phase, etc

since max considers all symbol atoms as a "symbol message", maybe we should consider all symbolic atoms as symbols instead of "anything" when they're coming out of cyclone's objects...

some pd objects do that by the way, such as "unpack"

==> Reorganising:

• why do we need these things on the makefile for magic or shared???

cflags = -Ishared -DHAVE_STRUCT_TIMESPEC

uname := $(shell uname -s)

• deal with shared: shared #381

• maybe have one simple big folder with all remaining dependencies

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• 9 objects not working in purr data: https://git.purrdata.net/jwilkes/purr-data/issues/355

• Fix nbx for vanilla, so [number~] works fine: - it is not printing 'nans' and 'nan' / 'inf' are printed in a weird way on windows