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  Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-28 02:06 -0700
    Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-28 02:11 -0700
    Re: Create array using name from string? "R.Wieser" <address@not.available> - 2019-05-28 11:39 +0200
      Re: Create array using name from string? "R.Wieser" <address@not.available> - 2019-05-28 12:02 +0200
        Re: Create array using name from string? dr.j.r.stockton@gmail.com - 2019-05-28 05:38 -0700
          Re: Create array using name from string? Ben Bacarisse <ben.usenet@bsb.me.uk> - 2019-05-28 17:06 +0100
            Re: Create array using name from string? Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedEars@web.de> - 2019-05-29 00:22 +0200
              Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-29 00:07 -0700
                Re: Create array using name from string? "Evertjan." <exxjxw.hannivoort@inter.nl.net> - 2019-05-29 09:47 +0200
                Re: Create array using name from string? Julio Di Egidio <julio@diegidio.name> - 2019-05-29 10:10 -0700
                  Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-30 11:10 -0700
                  Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-30 11:12 -0700
                    Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-30 11:22 -0700
                      Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-30 11:28 -0700
              Re: Create array using name from string? Julio Di Egidio <julio@diegidio.name> - 2019-05-29 10:24 -0700
                Re: Create array using name from string? Cezary Tomczyk <cezary.tomczyk@gmail.com> - 2019-05-30 11:37 +0200
                  Re: Create array using name from string? Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedEars@web.de> - 2019-05-30 12:35 +0200
                    Re: Create array using name from string? Julio Di Egidio <julio@diegidio.name> - 2019-05-30 03:43 -0700
                    Re: Create array using name from string? Julio Di Egidio <julio@diegidio.name> - 2019-05-30 03:48 -0700
                    Re: Create array using name from string? Gene Wirchenko <genew@telus.net> - 2019-05-30 12:13 -0700
                  Re: Create array using name from string? "Michael Haufe (TNO)" <tno@thenewobjective.com> - 2019-05-30 10:34 -0700
                Re: Create array using name from string? John G Harris <niam@jghnorth.org.uk.invalid> - 2019-05-31 19:01 +0100
                  Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-31 11:21 -0700
                    Re: Create array using name from string? "Evertjan." <exxjxw.hannivoort@inter.nl.net> - 2019-06-01 00:31 +0200
                      Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-06-01 00:40 -0700
                        Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-06-01 01:10 -0700
                    Re: Create array using name from string? John G Harris <niam@jghnorth.org.uk.invalid> - 2019-06-01 10:14 +0100
          Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-29 00:15 -0700
            Re: Create array using name from string? "R.Wieser" <address@not.available> - 2019-05-29 09:35 +0200
              Re: Create array using name from string? Jonas Thörnvall <jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> - 2019-05-29 01:16 -0700

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#36653 — Create array using name from string?

In todays programming it would be handy "for example using select option lists" to make the "select strings" be names of arrays.

An example i "read a text file" hoding banknames each bank hold multiple instruments.

It would be very convenient i somehow could make the connection, once i read out the banks from file, can i create a array using the dynamically read in name?

The arrays will hold instruments but that is beyond the point.

So question is given this string


"One Two Three"

And i read out the sub "One"

How can i dynamically make an array named "One"
so i can fill it up with instruments.

Is it possible?

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#36654

Den tisdag 28 maj 2019 kl. 11:06:51 UTC+2 skrev Jonas Thörnvall:
> In todays programming it would be handy "for example using select option lists" to make the "select strings" be names of arrays.
> 
> An example i "read a text file" hoding banknames each bank hold multiple instruments.
> 
> It would be very convenient i somehow could make the connection, once i read out the banks from file, can i create a array using the dynamically read in name?
> 
> The arrays will hold instruments but that is beyond the point.
> 
> So question is given this string
> 
> 
> "One Two Three"
> 
> And i read out the sub "One"
> 
> How can i dynamically make an array named "One"
> so i can fill it up with instruments.
> 
> Is it possible?

So can i: 
Create an array named after content of string?

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#36655

Jonas,

> How can i dynamically make an array named "One"

I think so.   Take a look at the 'Eval' and 'Execute" commands

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29832173/vbscript-execute-and-eval-commands

and maybe also 'ExecuteGlobal'

https://icodealot.com/dynamic-methods-in-vbscript/

In short, they are used to execute a dynamic script (read: stored in a 
provided string)

Regards,
Rudy Wieser 

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#36656

Jonas,

Forget what I said.   I just noticed that this is the javascript newsgroup, 
and not the VBScript one.  My bad.

Regards,
Rudy Wieser

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#36657

On Tuesday, 28 May 2019 11:03:03 UTC+1, R.Wieser  wrote:

> Forget what I said.   I just noticed that this is the javascript newsgroup, 
> and not the VBScript one.  My bad.

No matter - your reply only needed translation :-

  S = "Banana"
  eval("var " + S + " = [2, 9, +new Date()]")
  Banana // is now a three-element array

-- 
  (c) John Stockton, near London, UK.  Using Google Groups.           |
 Mail: J.R.""""""""@physics.org - or as Reply-To, if any.             |

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#36658

dr.j.r.stockton@gmail.com writes:

> On Tuesday, 28 May 2019 11:03:03 UTC+1, R.Wieser  wrote:
>
>> Forget what I said.   I just noticed that this is the javascript newsgroup, 
>> and not the VBScript one.  My bad.
>
> No matter - your reply only needed translation :-
>
>   S = "Banana"
>   eval("var " + S + " = [2, 9, +new Date()]")
>   Banana // is now a three-element array

Mind you, it's worth pointing out, I think, that this sort of code is
widely regarded as a Very Bad Thing.  The OP is immune to such
suggestions but there may be innocent learners reading this!

-- 
Ben.

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#36659

Ben Bacarisse wrote:

> dr.j.r.stockton@gmail.com writes:
>> On Tuesday, 28 May 2019 11:03:03 UTC+1, R.Wieser  wrote:
>>> Forget what I said.   I just noticed that this is the javascript
>>> newsgroup, and not the VBScript one.  My bad.
>>
>> No matter - your reply only needed translation :-
>>
>>   S = "Banana"
>>   eval("var " + S + " = [2, 9, +new Date()]")
>>   Banana // is now a three-element array
> 
> Mind you, it's worth pointing out, I think, that this sort of code is
> widely regarded as a Very Bad Thing.  The OP is immune to such
> suggestions but there may be innocent learners reading this!

To elaborate, the posted code will *not work* in strict mode:

  1. “S” as posted is an undeclared identifier; this will throw a
     ReferenceError exception.

  2. If the first problem is fixed, the code will still not work as
     described because in strict mode declarations in eval execution context
     do not propagate to the calling context: a ReferenceError exception
     will be thrown on resolving “Banana” even though it would be declared
     in the eval context.

In non-strict mode, the code will work to some extent but exhibit side 
effects such as overwriting properties of objects in the scope chain and may 
be prone to code injection because of eval().

In addition, using eval() here is not only less efficient, but completely 
pointless (but I guess that was the point):

  var banana = [2, 9, +new Date()];

“(new Date()).getTime()” is arguably less efficiently and less elegantly 
written, but more explicit and more efficiently processed, than “+new 
Date()”; the latter would be because evaluating it takes fewer detours 
through the ECMAScript algorithm jungle.

Finally, I have replaced “Banana” with “banana” because it does not refer to 
a constructor here.  (Unfortunately, regarding his code style Dr. Stockton 
appears to be stuck the world of Borland Pascal where such distinctions
need not be made because it is not an OOPL in the first place.)

-- 
PointedEars
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<https://github.com/PointedEars> | <http://PointedEars.de/wsvn/>
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#36662

Den onsdag 29 maj 2019 kl. 00:22:33 UTC+2 skrev Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn:
> Ben Bacarisse wrote:
> 
> > dr.j.r.stockton@gmail.com writes:
> >> On Tuesday, 28 May 2019 11:03:03 UTC+1, R.Wieser  wrote:
> >>> Forget what I said.   I just noticed that this is the javascript
> >>> newsgroup, and not the VBScript one.  My bad.
> >>
> >> No matter - your reply only needed translation :-
> >>
> >>   S = "Banana"
> >>   eval("var " + S + " = [2, 9, +new Date()]")
> >>   Banana // is now a three-element array
> > 
> > Mind you, it's worth pointing out, I think, that this sort of code is
> > widely regarded as a Very Bad Thing.  The OP is immune to such
> > suggestions but there may be innocent learners reading this!
> 
> To elaborate, the posted code will *not work* in strict mode:
> 
>   1. “S” as posted is an undeclared identifier; this will throw a
>      ReferenceError exception.
> 
>   2. If the first problem is fixed, the code will still not work as
>      described because in strict mode declarations in eval execution context
>      do not propagate to the calling context: a ReferenceError exception
>      will be thrown on resolving “Banana” even though it would be declared
>      in the eval context.
> 
> In non-strict mode, the code will work to some extent but exhibit side 
> effects such as overwriting properties of objects in the scope chain and may 
> be prone to code injection because of eval().
> 
> In addition, using eval() here is not only less efficient, but completely 
> pointless (but I guess that was the point):
> 
>   var banana = [2, 9, +new Date()];
> 
> “(new Date()).getTime()” is arguably less efficiently and less elegantly 
> written, but more explicit and more efficiently processed, than “+new 
> Date()”; the latter would be because evaluating it takes fewer detours 
> through the ECMAScript algorithm jungle.
> 
> Finally, I have replaced “Banana” with “banana” because it does not refer to 
> a constructor here.  (Unfortunately, regarding his code style Dr. Stockton 
> appears to be stuck the world of Borland Pascal where such distinctions
> need not be made because it is not an OOPL in the first place.)
> 
> -- 
> PointedEars
> FAQ: <http://PointedEars.de/faq> | <http://PointedEars.de/es-matrix>
> <https://github.com/PointedEars> | <http://PointedEars.de/wsvn/>
> Twitter: @PointedEars2 | Please do not cc me./Bitte keine Kopien per E-Mail.

I think you all missunderstood the question it is about generate, variables dynamically and give them the name of string content.

I do not think it is possible but one never knows.

This is useful when you read out a file, probably an AI agent would have tremendous use for such approach be able to create objects, arrays and variables from content.

But also for anyone that read in a document and want to store it "on the fly" in a cohereent manner. 

This means the step of declaring things "object,structures,maps,variables" dynamically on the fly in the language.

With the advent of AI i can almost guarantee that programming languages will hold this functionality in the future. Because one does not want to write a program to store some data in coherent manner.

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#36665

<jonas.thornvall@gmail.com> wrote on 29 May 2019 in comp.lang.javascript:

> I think you all missunderstood the question

Why would that be?

-- 
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

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#36668

On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 09:07:10 UTC+2, Jonas Thörnvall  wrote:

> I think you all missunderstood the question it is about generate,
> variables dynamically and give them the name of string content.

Which is an awful idea, as others were saying, and just means you (and
whomever is seconding you with that eval) have no idea how JS works.

Rather note that in JS objects already are essentially dictionaries, i.e.
with arbitrary key names, so what you might do is:

  var data = {};
  data[NAME1] = ...;
  data[NAME2] = ...;

Where NAME1, etc. are the names you get by splitting (string split) the
input string.  --  For all I could gather from your blathering...

HTH,

Julio

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#36678

Den onsdag 29 maj 2019 kl. 19:10:42 UTC+2 skrev Julio Di Egidio:
> On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 09:07:10 UTC+2, Jonas Thörnvall  wrote:
> 
> > I think you all missunderstood the question it is about generate,
> > variables dynamically and give them the name of string content.
> 
> Which is an awful idea, as others were saying, and just means you (and
> whomever is seconding you with that eval) have no idea how JS works.
> 
> Rather note that in JS objects already are essentially dictionaries, i.e.
> with arbitrary key names, so what you might do is:
> 
>   var data = {};
>   data[NAME1] = ...;
>   data[NAME2] = ...;
> 
> Where NAME1, etc. are the names you get by splitting (string split) the
> input string.  --  For all I could gather from your blathering...
> 
> HTH,
> 
> Julio

Well i skipped the idea of somekind of object all together, first i split out the banks from document, then i split banks into an array "each element holding a bank", then i read out the bankname "first line" and after that i split each bank into an instrument array creating the option lists to select bank and instrument using innerHTML.

The downside is i have to split and read in instruments everytime i change bank. The upside? i do not have to have all banks in memory or as an object. Well in i a way i have each bank is an array element, splitted again and again and again at bank change... Maybe not ideal but bankchange hardly a time critical event.

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#36679

Den onsdag 29 maj 2019 kl. 19:10:42 UTC+2 skrev Julio Di Egidio:
> On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 09:07:10 UTC+2, Jonas Thörnvall  wrote:
> 
> > I think you all missunderstood the question it is about generate,
> > variables dynamically and give them the name of string content.
> 
> Which is an awful idea, as others were saying, and just means you (and
> whomever is seconding you with that eval) have no idea how JS works.
> 
> Rather note that in JS objects already are essentially dictionaries, i.e.
> with arbitrary key names, so what you might do is:
> 
>   var data = {};
>   data[NAME1] = ...;
>   data[NAME2] = ...;
> 
> Where NAME1, etc. are the names you get by splitting (string split) the
> input string.  --  For all I could gather from your blathering...
> 
> HTH,
> 
> Julio

Dealing with javascript objects i was on the virge give it all up, but simplicity and persistence won me over.

function splitInstrumentFile(ATXT){
	bankName=[];
	var PatchStart = ATXT.indexOf(".Patch Names",0);
	var NoteStart = ATXT.indexOf(".Note Names",0);
	var allBANKS=ATXT.substring(PatchStart+12,NoteStart);
	listBanks(allBANKS);
}

function listBanks(allBANKS){
	console.log("Write out just the banks"+allBANKS);
	Abank = allBANKS.split("\n[");
	Abank.shift();
	for(i=0;i<Abank.length;i++){
    //alert(Abank[i]);
	getBankName(i);	
    }
	//alert(bankName);
	bankOptionList();
	defaultBank=1;
	document.getElementById("selBank").selectedIndex = defaultBank;
	ListBankInstruments(defaultBank);
}

function getBankName(i){
	var ENDBANKNAME = Abank[i].indexOf("]",0);
	bankName[i]=Abank[i].substring(0,ENDBANKNAME);
}

function ListBankInstruments(current){
	//REMOVE EMPTY LINES FROM BANK
    Abank[current]=Abank[current].replace(/^\s*[\r]/gm,"");
	//SPLIT BANK INTO ARRAY OF INSTRUMENTS
	instName=Abank[current].split("\n");
	//REMOVE FIRST LINE "BANKNAME"
	instName.shift();
	//alert(instName);
	instOptionList();
}

function bankSelection(){
	current=document.getElementById("selBank").selectedIndex;
	ListBankInstruments(current);
}

function bankOptionList(){
bankOptNames="";	
bankSelect ="<select id='selBank' onChange='bankSelection()'>\n";
for (var r=0;r<bankName.length;r++){
bankOption=bankName[r];
//alert(bankName[r]);
bankOptNames+="<option value="+r+"> "+r+"  "+bankOption+"</option>\n";
}
bankOptEnd="</select> \n";
bankOptionString=bankSelect+bankOptNames+bankOptEnd;
//alert(bankOptionString);
document.getElementById("bankOptList").innerHTML=bankOptionString;
}

function instOptionList(){
instOptNames="";	
instSelect ="<select id='selInst' onChange='instSelection()'>\n";
for (var r=0;r<instName.length;r++){
instOption=instName[r];
//alert(bankName[r]);
instOptNames+="<option value="+r+">  "+instOption+"</option>\n";
}
instOptEnd="</select> \n";
instOptionString=bankSelect+instOptNames+instOptEnd;
//alert(instOptionString);
document.getElementById("instOptList").innerHTML=instOptionString;
}

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#36680

Den torsdag 30 maj 2019 kl. 20:12:21 UTC+2 skrev Jonas Thörnvall:
> Den onsdag 29 maj 2019 kl. 19:10:42 UTC+2 skrev Julio Di Egidio:
> > On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 09:07:10 UTC+2, Jonas Thörnvall  wrote:
> > 
> > > I think you all missunderstood the question it is about generate,
> > > variables dynamically and give them the name of string content.
> > 
> > Which is an awful idea, as others were saying, and just means you (and
> > whomever is seconding you with that eval) have no idea how JS works.
> > 
> > Rather note that in JS objects already are essentially dictionaries, i.e.
> > with arbitrary key names, so what you might do is:
> > 
> >   var data = {};
> >   data[NAME1] = ...;
> >   data[NAME2] = ...;
> > 
> > Where NAME1, etc. are the names you get by splitting (string split) the
> > input string.  --  For all I could gather from your blathering...
> > 
> > HTH,
> > 
> > Julio
> 
> Dealing with javascript objects i was on the virge give it all up, but simplicity and persistence won me over.
> 
> function splitInstrumentFile(ATXT){
> 	bankName=[];
> 	var PatchStart = ATXT.indexOf(".Patch Names",0);
> 	var NoteStart = ATXT.indexOf(".Note Names",0);
> 	var allBANKS=ATXT.substring(PatchStart+12,NoteStart);
> 	listBanks(allBANKS);
> }
> 
> function listBanks(allBANKS){
> 	console.log("Write out just the banks"+allBANKS);
> 	Abank = allBANKS.split("\n[");
> 	Abank.shift();
> 	for(i=0;i<Abank.length;i++){
>     //alert(Abank[i]);
> 	getBankName(i);	
>     }
> 	//alert(bankName);
> 	bankOptionList();
> 	defaultBank=1;
> 	document.getElementById("selBank").selectedIndex = defaultBank;
> 	ListBankInstruments(defaultBank);
> }
> 
> function getBankName(i){
> 	var ENDBANKNAME = Abank[i].indexOf("]",0);
> 	bankName[i]=Abank[i].substring(0,ENDBANKNAME);
> }
> 
> function ListBankInstruments(current){
> 	//REMOVE EMPTY LINES FROM BANK
>     Abank[current]=Abank[current].replace(/^\s*[\r]/gm,"");
> 	//SPLIT BANK INTO ARRAY OF INSTRUMENTS
> 	instName=Abank[current].split("\n");
> 	//REMOVE FIRST LINE "BANKNAME"
> 	instName.shift();
> 	//alert(instName);
> 	instOptionList();
> }
> 
> function bankSelection(){
> 	current=document.getElementById("selBank").selectedIndex;
> 	ListBankInstruments(current);
> }
> 
> function bankOptionList(){
> bankOptNames="";	
> bankSelect ="<select id='selBank' onChange='bankSelection()'>\n";
> for (var r=0;r<bankName.length;r++){
> bankOption=bankName[r];
> //alert(bankName[r]);
> bankOptNames+="<option value="+r+"> "+r+"  "+bankOption+"</option>\n";
> }
> bankOptEnd="</select> \n";
> bankOptionString=bankSelect+bankOptNames+bankOptEnd;
> //alert(bankOptionString);
> document.getElementById("bankOptList").innerHTML=bankOptionString;
> }
> 
> function instOptionList(){
> instOptNames="";	
> instSelect ="<select id='selInst' onChange='instSelection()'>\n";
> for (var r=0;r<instName.length;r++){
> instOption=instName[r];
> //alert(bankName[r]);
> instOptNames+="<option value="+r+">  "+instOption+"</option>\n";
> }
> instOptEnd="</select> \n";
> instOptionString=bankSelect+instOptNames+instOptEnd;
> //alert(instOptionString);
> document.getElementById("instOptList").innerHTML=instOptionString;
> }

It would be fun to know how someone more knowledgeable would do it in principle. No need for perfect stringexclusion of lines just the gist of howto approach it with objects.

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#36681

Den torsdag 30 maj 2019 kl. 20:23:05 UTC+2 skrev Jonas Thörnvall:
> Den torsdag 30 maj 2019 kl. 20:12:21 UTC+2 skrev Jonas Thörnvall:
> > Den onsdag 29 maj 2019 kl. 19:10:42 UTC+2 skrev Julio Di Egidio:
> > > On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 09:07:10 UTC+2, Jonas Thörnvall  wrote:
> > > 
> > > > I think you all missunderstood the question it is about generate,
> > > > variables dynamically and give them the name of string content.
> > > 
> > > Which is an awful idea, as others were saying, and just means you (and
> > > whomever is seconding you with that eval) have no idea how JS works.
> > > 
> > > Rather note that in JS objects already are essentially dictionaries, i.e.
> > > with arbitrary key names, so what you might do is:
> > > 
> > >   var data = {};
> > >   data[NAME1] = ...;
> > >   data[NAME2] = ...;
> > > 
> > > Where NAME1, etc. are the names you get by splitting (string split) the
> > > input string.  --  For all I could gather from your blathering...
> > > 
> > > HTH,
> > > 
> > > Julio
> > 
> > Dealing with javascript objects i was on the virge give it all up, but simplicity and persistence won me over.
> > 
> > function splitInstrumentFile(ATXT){
> > 	bankName=[];
> > 	var PatchStart = ATXT.indexOf(".Patch Names",0);
> > 	var NoteStart = ATXT.indexOf(".Note Names",0);
> > 	var allBANKS=ATXT.substring(PatchStart+12,NoteStart);
> > 	listBanks(allBANKS);
> > }
> > 
> > function listBanks(allBANKS){
> > 	console.log("Write out just the banks"+allBANKS);
> > 	Abank = allBANKS.split("\n[");
> > 	Abank.shift();
> > 	for(i=0;i<Abank.length;i++){
> >     //alert(Abank[i]);
> > 	getBankName(i);	
> >     }
> > 	//alert(bankName);
> > 	bankOptionList();
> > 	defaultBank=1;
> > 	document.getElementById("selBank").selectedIndex = defaultBank;
> > 	ListBankInstruments(defaultBank);
> > }
> > 
> > function getBankName(i){
> > 	var ENDBANKNAME = Abank[i].indexOf("]",0);
> > 	bankName[i]=Abank[i].substring(0,ENDBANKNAME);
> > }
> > 
> > function ListBankInstruments(current){
> > 	//REMOVE EMPTY LINES FROM BANK
> >     Abank[current]=Abank[current].replace(/^\s*[\r]/gm,"");
> > 	//SPLIT BANK INTO ARRAY OF INSTRUMENTS
> > 	instName=Abank[current].split("\n");
> > 	//REMOVE FIRST LINE "BANKNAME"
> > 	instName.shift();
> > 	//alert(instName);
> > 	instOptionList();
> > }
> > 
> > function bankSelection(){
> > 	current=document.getElementById("selBank").selectedIndex;
> > 	ListBankInstruments(current);
> > }
> > 
> > function bankOptionList(){
> > bankOptNames="";	
> > bankSelect ="<select id='selBank' onChange='bankSelection()'>\n";
> > for (var r=0;r<bankName.length;r++){
> > bankOption=bankName[r];
> > //alert(bankName[r]);
> > bankOptNames+="<option value="+r+"> "+r+"  "+bankOption+"</option>\n";
> > }
> > bankOptEnd="</select> \n";
> > bankOptionString=bankSelect+bankOptNames+bankOptEnd;
> > //alert(bankOptionString);
> > document.getElementById("bankOptList").innerHTML=bankOptionString;
> > }
> > 
> > function instOptionList(){
> > instOptNames="";	
> > instSelect ="<select id='selInst' onChange='instSelection()'>\n";
> > for (var r=0;r<instName.length;r++){
> > instOption=instName[r];
> > //alert(bankName[r]);
> > instOptNames+="<option value="+r+">  "+instOption+"</option>\n";
> > }
> > instOptEnd="</select> \n";
> > instOptionString=bankSelect+instOptNames+instOptEnd;
> > //alert(instOptionString);
> > document.getElementById("instOptList").innerHTML=instOptionString;
> > }
> 
> It would be fun to know how someone more knowledgeable would do it in principle. No need for perfect stringexclusion of lines just the gist of howto approach it with objects.

Here is the file

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.Patch Names

[N364 GM Drums]
0 = GM Kit
16 = Power Kit
24 = Dance Kit
25 = Analog Kit
32 = Jazz Kit
40 = Brush Kit
48 = Orch Kit
64 = Perc Kit

[N364 Prog GM]
0 = Piano
1 = BritePiano
2 = HammerPno
3 = HonkeyTonk
4 = New Tines
5 = Digi Piano
6 = Harpsichord
7 = Clav
8 = Celesta
9 = Glocken
10 = Music Box
11 = Vibes
12 = Marimba
13 = Xylophon
14 = Tubular
15 = Santur
16 = Full Organ
17 = Perc Organ
18 = BX - 3 Organ
19 = ChurchPipe
20 = Positive
21 = Musette
22 = Harmonica
23 = Tango
24 = ClassicGtr
25 = A.Guitar
26 = JazzGuitar
27 = Clean Gtr
28 = MuteGuitar
29 = Over Drive
30 = DistGuitar
31 = RockMonics
32 = Jazz Bass
33 = Deep Bass
34 = Pick Bass
35 = Fretless
36 = SlapBass 1
37 = SlapBass 2
38 = SynthBass1
39 = SynthBass2
40 = Violin
41 = Viola
42 = Cello
43 = ContraBass
44 = TremoloStr
45 = Pizzicato
46 = Harp
47 = Timpani
48 = Marcato
49 = SlowString
50 = Analog Pad
51 = String Pad
52 = Choir
53 = Doo Voice
54 = Voices
55 = Orch Hit
56 = Trumpet
57 = Trombone
58 = Tuba
59 = Muted Trpt
60 = FrenchHorn
61 = Brass
62 = SynBrass 1
63 = SynBrass 2
64 = SopranoSax
65 = Alto Sax
66 = Tenor Sax
67 = Bari Sax
68 = Sweet Oboe
69 = EnglishHrn
70 = BasoonOboe
71 = Clarinet
72 = Piccolo
73 = Flute
74 = Recorder
75 = Pan Flute
76 = Bottle
77 = Shakuhachi
78 = Whistle
79 = Ocarina
80 = SquareWave
81 = Saw Wave
82 = SynCaliope
83 = Syn Chiff
84 = Charang
85 = AirChorus
86 = Rezzo4ths
87 = Bass & Lead
88 = Fantasia
89 = Warm Pad
90 = Poly Pad
91 = Ghost Pad
92 = BowedGlass
93 = Metal Pad
94 = Halo Pad
95 = Sweep
96 = Ice Rain
97 = SoundTrack
98 = Crystal
99 = Atmosphere
100 = Brightness
101 = Goblin
102 = Echo Drop
103 = Star Theme
104 = Sitar
105 = Banjo
106 = Shamisen
107 = Koto
108 = Kalimba
109 = Scotland
110 = Fiddle
111 = Shanai
112 = Metal Bell
113 = Agogo
114 = SteelDrums
115 = WoodBlock
116 = Taiko
117 = Tom
118 = Synth Tom
119 = Rev Cymbal
120 = Fret Noise
121 = NoiseChiff
122 = SeaShore
123 = Birds
124 = Telephone
125 = Helicopter
126 = Stadium!!
127 = Gunshot

[N364 Prog A]
0 = A00 Hyper: Wave
1 = A01 N264 Piano
2 = A02 Ultra Rez
3 = A03 MusicaLoop
4 = A04 MonsterWah
5 = A05 N - Strings
6 = A06 NuFretless
7 = A07 RockSteady
8 = A08 TotalSynth
9 = A09 Zulu Kit
10 = A10 Ravel Pad
11 = A11 PianoMagic
12 = A12 Arpeggiate
13 = A13 VoodooSong
14 = A14 MiniODLead
15 = A15 SlowSunset
16 = A16 SuperRound
17 = A17 RealVoices
18 = A18 DanceReMix
19 = A19 CyberTrash
20 = A20 RunawayPad
21 = A21 MutronClav
22 = A22 DoubleMini
23 = A23 ClockWorks
24 = A24 Rick & aPick
25 = A25 Fragments
26 = A26 Dyno - Bass
27 = A27 Jazz Organ
28 = A28 AnalogSync
29 = A29 Power Play
30 = A30 Tekno: Sync
31 = A31 TXPianoTap
32 = A32 Stick - 2 - It
33 = A33 WhiteNoise
34 = A34 R & R Guitar
35 = A35 Antartica
36 = A36 Thumb Slap
37 = A37 Velo B
38 = A38 Alaska
39 = A39 Lazer Toms
40 = A40 In The Pad
41 = A41 StereoClav
42 = A42 SquareBass
43 = A43 DreamBells
44 = A44 Metal King
45 = A45 Underscore
46 = A46 Big Bottom
47 = A47 Small ^ Orch
48 = A48 Film Cue
49 = A49 Cyber Hit
50 = A50 Wavetables
51 = A51 Dyno Roads
52 = A52 Chrome Rez
53 = A53 TheSunrise
54 = A54 Guitarist
55 = A55 VeloVoxPad
56 = A56 Clean Bass
57 = A57 Classic B
58 = A58 Super - > Stab
59 = A59 Modern Kit
60 = A60 Mod: Matrix
61 = A61 Syn Piano
62 = A62 LowEndBass
63 = A63 JackSlide
64 = A64 Mandolin
65 = A65 Padanomic
66 = A66 Rock Bass
67 = A67 VocalChoir
68 = A68 Ghost Stab
69 = A69 ThunderTom
70 = A70 Labyrinth
71 = A71 Wire Clav
72 = A72 Lo - End - Rez
73 = A73 Waterphone
74 = A74 Electric12
75 = A75 AirFantasy
76 = A76 Thumb & Slap
77 = A77 Green Eyes
78 = A78 PowerLayer
79 = A79 GiantDrums
80 = A80 Wave World
81 = A81 SynVoxKeys
82 = A82 Cyber Bass
83 = A83 TheHeavens
84 = A84 Light Pizz
85 = A85 Synth Fife
86 = A86 Super Bass
87 = A87 Vox Voice
88 = A88 SyncNoEvil
89 = A89 Mark Trees
90 = A90 The7thWave
91 = A91 DW - 8000 EP
92 = A92 Vibra Harp
93 = A93 Toy Bellz
94 = A94 M1TenorSax
95 = A95 TheSandman
96 = A96 Deep House
97 = A97 BX3 Medium
98 = A98 Mega Synth
99 = A99 OldKalimba

[N364 Prog B]
0 = B00 PipeDreams
1 = B01 X Piano
2 = B02 BigStrings
3 = B03 Asian Jung
4 = B04 Rock On!!!
5 = B05 GlockBells
6 = B06 FatRezBass
7 = B07 BreathyVox
8 = B08 Xanalog
9 = B09[KrazyKit]
10 = B10 Transforms
11 = B11 Killer B
12 = B12 Pop Brass
13 = B13 Harp Gliss
14 = B14 BriteSteel
15 = B15 PingMallet
16 = B16 Upright
17 = B17 Velo Flute
18 = B18 LA Synth
19 = B19[ComboKit]
20 = B20 Wave Sweep
21 = B21 FunkyRoads
22 = B22 AnaStrings
23 = B23 Euro Pipe
24 = B24 Stratified
25 = B25 CrystalIce
26 = B26 Dance Bass
27 = B27 Ghost Vox
28 = B28 FatFilterz
29 = B29[Down Low]
30 = B30 Sputnik
31 = B31 Super Perc
32 = B32 BrassSwell
33 = B33 Lore
34 = B34 Follow Me
35 = B35 Logs & Bells
36 = B36 90  s Bass
37 = B37 FreshWaves
38 = B38 MIDI Grand
39 = B39[Mr.Gong]
40 = B40 LandingPad
41 = B41 M1 Piano
42 = B42 DynoString
43 = B43 Tamboura
44 = B44 Cruncher
45 = B45 Star Fire
46 = B46 SynthBass3
47 = B47 Woodwinds
48 = B48 Reso Waves
49 = B49[Manimals]
50 = B50 Vortex
51 = B51 ClickOrgan
52 = B52 StereoHorn
53 = B53 MalletLoop
54 = B54 Flamenco
55 = B55 MetalGhost
56 = B56 Velo Pick
57 = B57 ooooooooze
58 = B58 Dr.Tapp
59 = B59[Loop SFX]
60 = B60 TimeClocks
61 = B61 Classic EP
62 = B62 Cello Ens.
63 = B63 Godfather
64 = B64 Funk Guitr
65 = B65 RealGamlon
66 = B66 ChromeBass
67 = B67 Real Shaku
68 = B68 Split Sync
69 = B69[Nature]
70 = B70 SynTronic
71 = B71 Super BX - 3
72 = B72 Trump Ens.
73 = B73 Jaw Harp
74 = B74 Rock Chuga
75 = B75 TheIceMan
76 = B76 Velo Slap
77 = B77 Flutter
78 = B78 Swell Pad
79 = B79[Natives!]
80 = B80 Quarks
81 = B81 Dyno Tines
82 = B82 VeloFlugel
83 = B83 Polka Box
84 = B84 FeedbackGt
85 = B85 Swiss Box
86 = B86 Big Mini
87 = B87 Arabesque
88 = B88 Syn Brass
89 = B89[DrillMe!]
90 = B90 Universe X
91 = B91 Big Organ
92 = B92 EthnoVioln
93 = B93 Real Sitar
94 = B94 Greek Gtr.
95 = B95 Midi Bells
96 = B96 Stick Bass
97 = B97 SopranoVox
98 = B98 Solo Synth
99 = B99[Jet Star]

[N364 Prog C]
0 = C00 Sunrise
1 = C01 Piano 16  
2 = C02 AltoBreath
3 = C03 TinyDancer
4 = C04 Spruce Gtr
5 = C05 Vibra Bell
6 = C06 XFade Bass
7 = C07 The Strings
8 = C08 PowerSynth
9 = C09 Total Kit
10 = C10 MachineAge
11 = C11 Hot Keys
12 = C12 Brass Band
13 = C13 Maxi Tine
14 = C14 Power Rock
15 = C15 Tabla Talk
16 = C16 FingerBass
17 = C17 LiteVoices
18 = C18 Color Pad
19 = C19 Festival!
20 = C20 GlideSweep
21 = C21 Last Tango
22 = C22 MagicFlute
23 = C23 Operators
24 = C24 E.Guitars
25 = C25 Gamelan
26 = C26 Zap Bass
27 = C27 DigitalAir
28 = C28 Anologist
29 = C29 MandoTrem
30 = C30 Space Wing
31 = C31 Gospel Org
32 = C32 Trumpets
33 = C33 Fresh Air
34 = C34 Rock Mutes
35 = C35 Dustette
36 = C36 PickedBass
37 = C37 ChamberEns
38 = C38 Wire Pad
39 = C39 Industrial
40 = C40 Neutron
41 = C41 PianoHaven
42 = C42 Shaku Bend
43 = C43 BowenWave
44 = C44 Clean Funk
45 = C45 SplitBell
46 = C46 Slap It
47 = C47 AnalogPad
48 = C48 Residue
49 = C49 Orch Perc
50 = C50 DreamWorld
51 = C51 HarpsiFunk
52 = C52 FlugelHorn
53 = C53 Elec.Tap
54 = C54 Harmonics
55 = C55 Africana
56 = C56 TechnoBass
57 = C57 Airways
58 = C58 Busy Boy
59 = C59 Heartbeat
60 = C60 Spectrum
61 = C61 Full Pipes
62 = C62 Woodwinds
63 = C63 Whirly
64 = C64 LeadGuitar
65 = C65 Isabelle
66 = C66 Fat Fretty
67 = C67 Poppin  Pad
68 = C68 Soft Horns
69 = C69 ProducrKit
70 = C70 InTheTrees
71 = C71 SantaClav
72 = C72 Sfz < Bass
73 = C73 Tine Pad
74 = C74 PedalSteel
75 = C75 Log Drums
76 = C76 HouseBass1
77 = C77 Ambi.Voice
78 = C78 MonoLead
79 = C79 Hackbrett
80 = C80 Halifax NS
81 = C81 Drawbars
82 = C82 Fanfare
83 = C83 Hard Tines
84 = C84 Dr.Guitar
85 = C85 Etherbells
86 = C86 Bass / Harm
87 = C87 Air Vox
88 = C88 Drum Hit
89 = C89 50  s SciFi
90 = C90 SteamCloud
91 = C91 Bouzouki
92 = C92 BriteBrass
93 = C93 DWGS EP
94 = C94 JoyStickUp
95 = C95 WaveCycles
96 = C96 Rap Bass
97 = C97 OoooohPad
98 = C98 Bright Pad
99 = C99 HarpPluck

[N364 Prog D]
0 = D00 ElastikPad
1 = D01 ExpressoPF
2 = D02 PerkySaxes
3 = D03 XFade EP
4 = D04 Nylon Gtr
5 = D05 JewelryBox
6 = D06 WoddenYou ?
7 = D07 Symphonic
8 = D08 Lead Stab
9 = D09 Rave Kit
10 = D10 Space Pets
11 = D11 VS Organ
12 = D12 Brasstereo
13 = D13 Methane EP
14 = D14 DblDists
15 = D15 ShamiMalet
16 = D16 Bass Solo
17 = D17 Ice Flakes
18 = D18 Chester
19 = D19 RhythmJunk
20 = D20 BellShower
21 = D21 Fisa 8  
22 = D22 TamboFlute
23 = D23 BuzzComper
24 = D24 Strummers
25 = D25 ClockTower
26 = D26 SweepBass
27 = D27 Pan Mallet
28 = D28 SteamBrass
29 = D29 CymbalHit
30 = D30 PrarieDawn
31 = D31 Rotary Org
32 = D32 Horn Ens
33 = D33 Super Tine
34 = D34 ChunkaPick
35 = D35 MagicBell
36 = D36 Bass / Mute
37 = D37 ArcoAttack
38 = D38 High Wire
39 = D39 Stab Pad
40 = D40 CicadaBugs
41 = D41 Piano & Str
42 = D42 Traverso
43 = D43 SpectrumEP
44 = D44 Mr.Clean
45 = D45 Borealis
46 = D46 Fat Slap
47 = D47 Choir L + R
48 = D48 CompThing!
49 = D49 TunedDrums
50 = D50 TibetBells
51 = D51 DoubleStop
52 = D52 Warm Tromb
53 = D53 WaveTap
54 = D54 HollowBody
55 = D55 HardBamboo
56 = D56 Tech Bass
57 = D57 Composure
58 = D58 BrassSynth
59 = D59 EchoTabla
60 = D60 UnderWater
61 = D61 Organ 1
62 = D62 SweetReeds
63 = D63 Mallet EP
64 = D64 ElectricAc
65 = D65 VS Bells
66 = D66 Dr.Octave
67 = D67 PitzPan
68 = D68 Leeeed
69 = D69 VeloGated
70 = D70 Wind Storm
71 = D71 Vectorcord
72 = D72 War Pipes
73 = D73 DigiPiano
74 = D74 12 StringGt
75 = D75 AfricanJam
76 = D76 HouseBass2
77 = D77 Bottle Pad
78 = D78 SynBrass 4
79 = D79 SitarSitar
80 = D80 FlyingToys
81 = D81 Tone Wheel
82 = D82 BasoonOboe
83 = D83 Emmalisha
84 = D84 Organ 2
85 = D85 SolarBells
86 = D86 Funk Bass
87 = D87 Heavenly
88 = D88 Soft Pad
89 = D89 Mysterian
90 = D90 Last Dream
91 = D91 OrganTouch
92 = D92 Mute Ens.
93 = D93 Siesta EP
94 = D94 FunkGuitar
95 = D95 Ice Bell
96 = D96 Thumb Bass
97 = D97 Shaku Pad
98 = D98 VeloSweep
99 = D99 InTheUood

[N364 Combi A]
0 = A00 FirstLight
1 = A01 Grinding B
2 = A02 Shangri - La
3 = A03 Mast World
4 = A04 World Bass
5 = A05 Max Impact
6 = A06 Rave Vox
7 = A07 OrchDivisi
8 = A08 SongOfLife
9 = A09 Dance Trak
10 = A10 InTheMaze
11 = A11 Power Keys
12 = A12 Horn Stabs
13 = A13 Goldmine
14 = A14 Maya Dance
15 = A15 Melotronic
16 = A16 House Mix
17 = A17 Orch Split
18 = A18 Morocco
19 = A19 Didjeridoo
20 = A20 XYjoystick
21 = A21 Super Jazz
22 = A22 OB - Analog
23 = A23 String Cue
24 = A24 RhythmnGtr
25 = A25 EasternSun
26 = A26 GiantSplit
27 = A27 Allegro
28 = A28 PolyChords
29 = A29 PowerHouse
30 = A30 L.F.O.City
31 = A31 MIDIEP - Pad
32 = A32 Square Rez
33 = A33 SkyCatLead
34 = A34 Fade Away
35 = A35 9 Inchers
36 = A36 PhaseTwins
37 = A37 Velo - Pizz
38 = A38 TheGameLan
39 = A39 UnderWorld
40 = A40 Vaporizer
41 = A41 BigDrawbar
42 = A42 Sax Band
43 = A43 Boys Choir
44 = A44 HeartBreak
45 = A45 Wet Lands
46 = A46 HouseOfSki
47 = A47 NightMusic
48 = A48 NeverLand
49 = A49 DJ * ToolBox
50 = A50 QuarkSpark
51 = A51 M - 1 LayerEP
52 = A52 PowerStack
53 = A53 HitTheDust
54 = A54 Power Band
55 = A55 WaveJammer
56 = A56 Green Rave
57 = A57 NutCracker
58 = A58 NightTrain
59 = A59 Worm Hole
60 = A60 Virtuals
61 = A61 Stax Organ
62 = A62 Anna Split
63 = A63 ArcoString
64 = A64 Slap Stick
65 = A65 Botswana
66 = A66 Asidic
67 = A67 DelayedHit
68 = A68 Sir Robin
69 = A69 EtherScape
70 = A70 Gyroscope
71 = A71 Whirly Pad
72 = A72 Rezzo Comp
73 = A73 Voices2Men
74 = A74 Fret - Not!
75 = A75 RagaTrance
76 = A76 X - VoxSplit
77 = A77 Serenade
78 = A78 Jazz Duet
79 = A79 AlienProbe
80 = A80 Alienesque
81 = A81 The Legend
82 = A82 Real Horns
83 = A83 Eternal
84 = A84 InTheArena
85 = A85 N: Wave: Seq
86 = A86 Euroman
87 = A87 Orch Winds
88 = A88 Pacifica
89 = A89 TheBigBang
90 = A90 Uni Verse
91 = A91 O.D.Organ
92 = A92 Sync Home
93 = A93 AngelChoir
94 = A94 Prog Split
95 = A95 Trinidad
96 = A96 Enose Horn
97 = A97 Ensembled
98 = A98 There & Back
99 = A99 Sea Storm

[N364 Combi B]
0 = B00 SolarFlare
1 = B01 StereoKeys
2 = B02 X Strings
3 = B03 AnalogKing
4 = B04 CrankItUp!
5 = B05 Headhunter
6 = B06 Rock Organ
7 = B07 X Brass
8 = B08 TheSingers
9 = B09 Wild Drums
10 = B10 < The West >
11 = B11 Super EP
12 = B12 Wind - > Orch
13 = B13 Maxi Stab
14 = B14 12 String
15 = B15 < The East >
16 = B16 ChorusClav
17 = B17 Bass / Horn
18 = B18 Ice Bells
19 = B19 Wild Split
20 = B20 Warriors
21 = B21 Fat Pianos
22 = B22 Sonata
23 = B23 LayerSynth
24 = B24 WaveGuitar
25 = B25 EthnicOrch
26 = B26 Cathedral
27 = B27 BrassSwell
28 = B28 Java Bells
29 = B29 PhantomSax
30 = B30 AncientSun
31 = B31 Velo Roads
32 = B32 Symphony
33 = B33 NeroFunk
34 = B34 Slappin  
35 = B35 EastAfrica
36 = B36 Ultra Perc
37 = B37 TheSaxMen
38 = B38 LunarBells
39 = B39 << < Hell >>>
40 = B40 << Heaven >>
41 = B41 Rock Piano
42 = B42 ChamberOrc
43 = B43 Multi Rez
44 = B44 Chorus Gtr
45 = B45 Zen Garden
46 = B46 Accordion
47 = B47 MutedHorns
48 = B48 PizzoSynth
49 = B49 RapToolKit
50 = B50 Megatron
51 = B51 BS / EP & Str
52 = B52 Fanfare
53 = B53 Big Swell
54 = B54 StickSplit
55 = B55 Indian Jam
56 = B56 Harpsichord
57 = B57 Bass / Brass
58 = B58 Moon Stone
59 = B59 Torquemada
60 = B60 Crossfades
61 = B61 SuperKeys
62 = B62 Woodwinds
63 = B63 OctaveLead
64 = B64 Malaguena
65 = B65 RhythmPipe
66 = B66 FullManual
67 = B67 Bows / Trpt
68 = B68 Airiana
69 = B69 SpaceZones
70 = B70 New Worlds
71 = B71 Digi Piano
72 = B72 FullString
73 = B73 Rezzo Funk
74 = B74 Guitar Man
75 = B75 Warm Koto
76 = B76 Rock Show!
77 = B77 Big Band
78 = B78 Vox Bells
79 = B79 MenAtWork
80 = B80 Galaxia
81 = B81 Bass / Piano
82 = B82 Str / Oboe
83 = B83 RezzoSplit
84 = B84 TheOldWest
85 = B85 Lost Tribe
86 = B86 DualManual
87 = B87 Trpt & Bones
88 = B88 Bellendra
89 = B89 Star Lense
90 = B90 The Abyss
91 = B91 Piano & Str
92 = B92 ChamberStr
93 = B93 Hard Sync
94 = B94 Gtr / Flute
95 = B95 RainForest
96 = B96 PipeOrgan
97 = B97 Hot Salsa
98 = B98 Prisms
99 = B99 TheDentist

[N364 Combi C]
0 = C00 Star * Burst
1 = C01 LayerPiano
2 = C02 Synth Fat
3 = C03 Satellite
4 = C04 Mr.Tone
5 = C05 Calcutta
6 = C06 FunkySpice
7 = C07 Layer Str
8 = C08 Sax Heaven
9 = C09 Celebrate!
10 = C10 First * Snow
11 = C11 Bass & Piano
12 = C12 Full Brass
13 = C13 Sing To Me
14 = C14 Mr.Chorus
15 = C15 Javanese
16 = C16 L  ilBit O
17 = C17 Philarmony
18 = C18 Half Moons
19 = C19 HereItComz
20 = C20 Rezolution
21 = C21 The Gospel
22 = C22 New Rave
23 = C23 FlutterPad
24 = C24 Shoestring
25 = C25 Tethnical
26 = C26 Full Pipe
27 = C27 Overture
28 = C28 Lead & Pad
29 = C29 Dulcimer
30 = C30 StormOf 93
31 = C31 Stak oMidi
32 = C32 SmokyHorn
33 = C33 VeloVoxBel
34 = C34 Slap & Pop
35 = C35 Bass & Vibes
36 = C36 Super Perc
37 = C37 Pizz & Bow
38 = C38 Aquarium
39 = C39 HouseParty
40 = C40 Bell Come!
41 = C41 EP & String
42 = C42 Latin Band
43 = C43 Human Beam
44 = C44 12 Stereo
45 = C45 Instanbul
46 = C46 Busy Split
47 = C47 Orchestral
48 = C48 CymbalLife
49 = C49 Space Port
50 = C50 Beach Walk
51 = C51 DynoPiano
52 = C52 Centerfold
53 = C53 InTheLight
54 = C54 Velo Chord
55 = C55 SugarBells
56 = C56 Blues Harp
57 = C57 Grandioso
58 = C58 Osaka Jazz
59 = C59 MasterFisa
60 = C60 Autumn
61 = C61 ElecPno & Bs
62 = C62 MasterFunk
63 = C63 VeloVoices
64 = C64 Split Bass
65 = C65 Ethno Geo
66 = C66 Ruff & Ready
67 = C67 Madrigal
68 = C68 ChiffSplit
69 = C69 Dagobar
70 = C70 Child Song
71 = C71 Pontette
72 = C72 GoToSweep
73 = C73 SilkRoad33
74 = C74 Nashville
75 = C75 Bolshoi
76 = C76 Wasp Sting
77 = C77 AnaStrings
78 = C78 ChrisTall
79 = C79 Rave Hits
80 = C80 SunOfTron
81 = C81 SamAntic
82 = C82 SweetMutes
83 = C83 Nebulae
84 = C84 Dole Bee
85 = C85 The Sphinx
86 = C86 Deep Organ
87 = C87 StringsAtk
88 = C88 Lassie & Tim
89 = C89 DeathStars
90 = C90 FreeTime
91 = C91 PianoSings
92 = C92 BiggerIdea
93 = C93 Safari
94 = C94 Guitar & Pad
95 = C95 ChinaBell
96 = C96 Sky Cat
97 = C97 HarpString
98 = C98 Night Taps
99 = C99 Slammin 

[N364 Combi D]
0 = D00 Sea Horses
1 = D01 Power Comp
2 = D02 Midi Winds
3 = D03 ProxiMidi
4 = D04 Oh - La - La!
5 = D05 IndianOrch
6 = D06 Pop Clav
7 = D07 Double Bow
8 = D08 Alto Dream
9 = D09 VillageJam
10 = D10 Backyard
11 = D11 CountOnMe
12 = D12 Trpt.Brass
13 = D13 Acappella
14 = D14 AndyPlayIt
15 = D15 Fairy Bell
16 = D16 Rotary Man
17 = D17 Leti Theme
18 = D18 Canyon
19 = D19 StealDrums
20 = D20 Right & Left
21 = D21 Two In One
22 = D22 ODriveLead
23 = D23 TheRedSun
24 = D24 Guitairs
25 = D25 Ethnetic
26 = D26 WeddingDay
27 = D27 Concerto
28 = D28 LegatoReed
29 = D29 Bavaria
30 = D30 Rain Chime
31 = D31 Remedies
32 = D32 Big Band
33 = D33 VoxGamelan
34 = D34 DynamoBass
35 = D35 VibeRation
36 = D36 SplitOrgan
37 = D37 Pizz A Pie
38 = D38 TechnoPres
39 = D39 Witch Hunt
40 = D40 Blade Runs
41 = D41 Piano Pad
42 = D42 MillerTime
43 = D43 Wood Vox
44 = D44 Folk Picks
45 = D45 Sting & Wind
46 = D46 ToBeBass
47 = D47 Delicato
48 = D48 Sophism
49 = D49 Ethno Vox
50 = D50 PowderSnow
51 = D51 Tiny & Tiny
52 = D52 Emmalog
53 = D53 Dreamy P
54 = D54 RockShow!
55 = D55 Basenall
56 = D56 Organ Pad
57 = D57 BigStrings
58 = D58 Cool Duet
59 = D59 Mazurca
60 = D60 Pollenesk
61 = D61 Bass & EP
62 = D62 BadScream
63 = D63 AlienSings
64 = D64 Bass Solo
65 = D65 Milagro
66 = D66 Fusionist
67 = D67 WoodSector
68 = D68 TypeALine
69 = D69 Bug Forest
70 = D70 TheyAppear
71 = D71 Emmabama
72 = D72 TheSweeper
73 = D73 Dreaming
74 = D74 Fat Pluck
75 = D75 12 ToneBelz
76 = D76 Have Fun
77 = D77 Bows & Brass
78 = D78 Echo Suite
79 = D79 Percolator
80 = D80 Vectoring
81 = D81 Hard & Sweet
82 = D82 Trombhorns
83 = D83 Synmonics
84 = D84 TwoWorlds!
85 = D85 ShakAttack
86 = D86 Mixture
87 = D87 The Finale
88 = D88 Fif - Dsplit
89 = D89 AfricaMood
90 = D90 Encounters
91 = D91 LayerCake
92 = D92 Puffalog
93 = D93 Pad + Alpha
94 = D94 BreakADish
95 = D95 Randomizer
96 = D96 Fuzz EP
97 = D97 HornMelody
98 = D98 Acid Tools
99 = D99 TimeTunnel

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-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

.Note Names

[N364 Analog Kit]
28 = Syn Kick 3
29 = Syn Snare 2
30 = Open Syn HH
31 = Dance Kick
32 = Timbales
33 = Ambi.Snare
34 = Rev Snare
35 = Crisp Kick
36 = Syn Kick 1
37 = Syn Rim
38 = Syn Snare 1
39 = Syn Claps
40 = Light Snare
41 = Syn Tom 1
42 = CloseSynHH
43 = Syn Tom 1
44 = CloseSynHH
45 = Syn Tom 1
46 = Open SynHH
47 = Syn Tom 1
48 = Syn Tom 1
49 = Open SynHH
50 = Syn Tom 1
51 = Ride Edge
52 = China Cym
53 = Ride Cup
54 = Tambourine
55 = Splash Cym
56 = Syn Cowbell
57 = Crash Cym
58 = Vibraslap
59 = Ride Cym 1
60 = Hi Bongo
61 = Lo Bongo
62 = SynTom1 Hi
63 = SynTom1 Hi
64 = SynTom1 Hi
65 = Hi Tymbal
66 = Lo Tymbal
67 = Agogo
68 = Agogo
69 = Cabasa
70 = Syn Maracas
71 = Whistle S
72 = Whistle L
73 = Guiro S
74 = Guiro L
75 = Syn Claves
76 = Woodblock2
77 = Woodblock3
78 = Mute Cuica
79 = Open Cuica
80 = Mute Triang
81 = Open Triang
82 = Cabasa
83 = JingleBell
84 = Bell Tree
85 = Castanet
86 = Side Stick
87 = Taiko Lo

[N364 Brush Kit]
28 = Crisp Kick
29 = FingerSnap
30 = Open HH
31 = Ambi.Kick
32 = Timbales
33 = Brush Slap
34 = RollSnare1
35 = Punch Kick
36 = Rock Kick
37 = Side Stick
38 = Brush Tap
39 = Brush Slap
40 = BrushSwish
41 = Brush Tom
42 = Tite HH
43 = Brush Tom
44 = Pedal HH
45 = Brush Tom
46 = Open HH
47 = Brush Tom
48 = Brush Tom
49 = Crash Cym
50 = Brush Tom
51 = Ride Cym 2
52 = China Cym
53 = Ride Sym 1
54 = Tambourine
55 = Splash Cym
56 = Cowbell
57 = Crash Cym
58 = Vibraslap
59 = Ride Edge
60 = Hi Bongo
61 = Lo Bongo
62 = Mute Conga
63 = Open Conga
64 = Open Conga
65 = Hi Tymbal
66 = Lo Tymbal
67 = Agogo
68 = Agogo
69 = Cabasa
70 = Maracas
71 = Whistle S
72 = Whistle L
73 = Guiro S
74 = Guiro L
75 = Claves
76 = Woodblock2
77 = Woodblock3
78 = Mute Cuica
79 = Open Cuica
80 = Mute Triang
81 = Open Triang
82 = Cabasa
83 = JingleBell
84 = Bell Tree
85 = Castanet
86 = Side Stick
87 = Taiko Lo

[N364 Dance Kit]
28 = Crisp Kick
29 = PicloSnare
30 = Open HH
31 = Syn Kick 2
32 = Side Stick
33 = TightSnare
34 = Rev Snare
35 = Ambi.Kick
36 = Dance Kick
37 = Side Stick
38 = Syn Snare2
39 = HAnd Claps
40 = Ambi.Snare
41 = ProcessTom
42 = Tite HH
43 = ProcessTom
44 = Pedal HH
45 = ProcessTom
46 = Open HH
47 = ProcessTom
48 = ProcessTom
49 = Crash Cym
50 = ProcessTom
51 = Ride Edge
52 = China Cym
53 = Ride Cup
54 = Tambourine
55 = Splash Cym
56 = Cowbell
57 = Crash Cym
58 = Vibraslap
59 = Ride Edge
60 = Hi Bongo
61 = Lo Bongo
62 = Mute Conga
63 = Open Conga
64 = Open Conga
65 = Hi Tymbal
66 = Lo Tymbal
67 = Agogo
68 = Agogo
69 = Cabasa
70 = Maracas
71 = Whistle S
72 = Whistle L
73 = Guiro S
74 = Guiro L
75 = Claves
76 = Woodblock2
77 = Woodblock3
78 = Mute Cuica
79 = Open Cuica
80 = Mute Triang
81 = Open Triang
82 = Cabasa
83 = JingleBell
84 = Bell Tree
85 = Castanet
86 = Side Stick
87 = Taiko Lo

[N364 GM Kit]
28 = Rock Kick
29 = Snare 3
30 = Open HH
31 = Fat Kick
32 = Timbales
33 = Snare 1
34 = RollSnare1
35 = Real Kick
36 = ProcesKick
37 = Side Stick
38 = Rock Snare
39 = Hand Claps
40 = Light Snare
41 = Tom Lo
42 = Tite HH
43 = Tom Lo
44 = Pedal HH
45 = Tom Lo
46 = Open HH
47 = Tom Hi
48 = Tom Hi
49 = Crash Cym
50 = Tom Hi
51 = Ride Edge
52 = China Cym
53 = Ride Cup
54 = Tambourine
55 = Splash Cym
56 = Cowbell
57 = Crash Cym
58 = Vibraslap
59 = Ride Cym 1
60 = Hi Bongo
61 = Lo Bongo
62 = Mute Conga
63 = Open Conga
64 = Open Conga
65 = Hi Tymbal
66 = Lo Tymbal
67 = Agogo
68 = Agogo
69 = Cabasa
70 = Maracas
71 = Whistle S
72 = Whistle L
73 = Guiro S
74 = Guiro L
75 = Claves
76 = Woodblock2
77 = Woodblock3
78 = Mute Cuica
79 = Open Cuica
80 = Mute Triang
81 = Open Triang
82 = Cabasa
83 = JingleBell
84 = Bell Tree
85 = Castanet
86 = Side Stick
87 = Taiko Lo

[N364 Jazz Kit]
28 = Crisp Kick
29 = Snare 4
30 = Open HH
31 = Ambi.Kick
32 = Timbales
33 = RollSnare2
34 = RollSnare1
35 = Punch Kick
36 = Rock Kick
37 = Side Stick
38 = Soft Snare
39 = Hand Claps
40 = Snare 2
41 = Tom Lo
42 = Tite HH
43 = Tom Lo
44 = Pedal HH
45 = Tom Lo
46 = Open HH
47 = Tom Hi
48 = Tom Hi
49 = Crash Cym
50 = Tom Hi
51 = Ride Cym 2
52 = China Cym
53 = Ride Sym 1
54 = Tambourine
55 = Splash Cym
56 = Cowbell
57 = Crash Cym
58 = Vibraslap
59 = Ride Edge
60 = Hi Bongo
61 = Lo Bongo
62 = Mute Conga
63 = Open Conga
64 = Open Conga
65 = Hi Tymbal
66 = Lo Tymbal
67 = Agogo
68 = Agogo
69 = Cabasa
70 = Maracas
71 = Whistle S
72 = Whistle L
73 = Guiro S
74 = Guiro L
75 = Claves
76 = Woodblock2
77 = Woodblock3
78 = Mute Cuica
79 = Open Cuica
80 = Mute Triang
81 = Open Triang
82 = Cabasa
83 = JingleBell
84 = Bell Tree
85 = Castanet
86 = Side Stick
87 = Taiko Lo

[N364 Orch Kit]
27 = Tite HH
28 = Pedal HH
29 = Open HH
30 = Ride Edge
35 = Real Kick
36 = Orch B.Drm
37 = Side Stick
38 = RollSnare2
39 = Castanet
40 = Roll Snare2
53 = Timpani
54 = Tambourine
55 = Splash Cym
56 = Cowbell
57 = Crash Cym
58 = Vibraslap
59 = Orch Crash
60 = Hi Bongo
61 = Lo Bongo
62 = Mute Conga
63 = Open Conga
64 = Open Conga
65 = Hi Timbal
66 = Lo Timbal
67 = Agogo
68 = Agogo
69 = Cabasa
70 = Maracas
71 = Whistle S
72 = Whistle L
73 = Guiro S
74 = Guiro L
75 = Claves
76 = Woodblock2
77 = Woodblock3
78 = Mute Cuica
79 = Open Cuica
80 = Mute Triang
81 = Open Triang
82 = Cabasa
83 = JingleBell
84 = Bell Tree
85 = Castanet
86 = Side Stick
87 = Taiko Lo

[N364 Perc Kit]
28 = Hi Bongo
29 = Lo Bongo
30 = Tambourine
31 = Agogo
32 = VocalSnr 1
33 = Agogo
34 = Slap Bongo
35 = WoodBlock3
36 = Claves
37 = WoodBlock 2
38 = Cowbell
39 = WoodBlock 1
40 = Castanet
41 = Baya 2
42 = Cabasa
43 = Baya 1
44 = Maracas
45 = Baya 2
46 = Cabasa
47 = Tabla 3
48 = Tabla 2
49 = Vibraslap
50 = Tabla 1
51 = Mute Triangle
52 = Orch B.Drm
53 = Open Triangle
54 = Guiro S
55 = Jingle Bell
56 = Guiro L
57 = Bell Tree
58 = Thing
59 = Maracas
60 = Hand Claps
61 = Syn Claps
62 = Scratch Lo
63 = Scratch Hi
64 = Scratch Dbl
65 = Whistle S
66 = Whistle L
67 = Slap Conga
68 = Mute Conga
69 = Open Conga
70 = Open Conga
71 = Mute Cuica
72 = Open Cuica
73 = Timbales
74 = R - Timbal
75 = Hi Timbal
76 = Lo Timbal
77 = Syn Claves
78 = Syn Cowbell
79 = Finger Snap
80 = Taiko Hi
81 = Taiko Lo
82 = Zap 2
83 = RollSnare1
84 = RollSnare2
85 = Orch Crash
86 = Orch Crash
87 = Orch Hit

[N364 Power Kit]
28 = Ambi.Kick
29 = Rock Snare
30 = Open HH
31 = Gated Kik
32 = Timbales
33 = TightSnare
34 = Rev Snare
35 = Gated Kik
36 = Metal Kick
37 = Side Stick
38 = PowerSnare
39 = Hand Claps
40 = GatedSnare
41 = ProcessTom
42 = Tite HH
43 = ProcessTom
44 = Pedal HH
45 = ProcessTom
46 = Open HH
47 = ProcessTom
48 = ProcessTom
49 = Crash Cym
50 = ProcessTom
51 = Ride Edge
52 = China Cym
53 = Ride Cup
54 = Tambourine
55 = Splash Cym
56 = Cowbell
57 = Crash Cym
58 = Vibraslap
59 = Ride Cym 1
60 = Hi Bongo
61 = Lo Bongo
62 = Mute Conga
63 = Open Conga
64 = Open Conga
65 = Hi Tymbal
66 = Lo Tymbal
67 = Agogo
68 = Agogo
69 = Cabasa
70 = Maracas
71 = Whistle S
72 = Whistle L
73 = Guiro S
74 = Guiro L
75 = Claves
76 = Woodblock2
77 = Woodblock3
78 = Mute Cuica
79 = Open Cuica
80 = Mute Triang
81 = Open Triang
82 = Cabasa
83 = JingleBell
84 = Bell Tree
85 = Castanet
86 = Side Stick
87 = Taiko Lo

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.Controller Names


[N364 Controllers]
0 = Bank Select
1 = Joystick Up
2 = Joystick Down
4 = Main / Sub Scale
6 = RPN Data MSB
7 = Volume
10 = Pan(A: B)
11 = Expression
12 = Pedal 1
13 = Pedal 2
32 = Bank Select LSB
38 = RPN Data LSB
64 = Damper
72 = Release Time
73 = Attack Time
74 = Brightness(Filter)
91 = Send C
92 = Effect 1 On / Off
93 = Send D
94 = Effect 2 On / Off
96 = RPN Data Increment
97 = RPN Data Decrement
100 = RPN Select LSB
101 = RPN Select MSB
120 = All Sound Off
121 = Reset All Controllers
122 = Local Control On / Off
123 = All Notes Off

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.RPN Names


[N364 RPN]
0 = Pitch Bend Sensitivity
1 = Fine Tune
2 = Transpose

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.Instrument Definitions

[KORG N364 Programs]
Control = N364 Controllers
RPN = N364 RPN
Patch[0] = N364 Prog A
Patch[1] = N364 Prog B
Patch[2] = N364 Prog C
Patch[3] = N364 Prog D
Patch[7169] = N364 Prog GM
Patch[7937] = N364 GM Drums
Patch[ * ] = 0. .127
Key[7937, 0] = N364 GM Kit
Key[7937, 16] = N364 Power Kit
Key[7937, 25] = N364 Dance Kit
Key[7937, 26] = N364 Analog Kit
Key[7937, 33] = N364 Jazz Kit
Key[7937, 41] = N364 Brush Kit
Key[7937, 48] = N364 Orch Kit
Key[7937, 65] = N364 Perc Kit
Drum[7937, * ] = 1

[KORG N364 Combinations]
Control = N364 Controllers
RPN = N364 RPN
Patch[0] = N364 Combi A
Patch[1] = N364 Combi B
Patch[2] = N364 Combi C
Patch[3] = N364 Combi D
Patch[ * ] = 0. .127

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#36669

On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 00:22:33 UTC+2, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn  wrote:

> (Unfortunately, regarding his code style Dr. Stockton 
> appears to be stuck the world of Borland Pascal where such distinctions
> need not be made because it is not an OOPL in the first place.)

What a nonsensical statement: all the more so since JS is essentially
NOT an OO language...

Julio

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#36670

On 29/05/2019 19:24, Julio Di Egidio wrote:
> On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 00:22:33 UTC+2, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn  wrote:
> 
>> (Unfortunately, regarding his code style Dr. Stockton
>> appears to be stuck the world of Borland Pascal where such distinctions
>> need not be made because it is not an OOPL in the first place.)
> 
> What a nonsensical statement: all the more so since JS is essentially
> NOT an OO language...

What is then OO definition?

-- 
Cezary Tomczyk
http://www.ctomczyk.pl/

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#36671

Cezary Tomczyk wrote:
> On 29/05/2019 19:24, Julio Di Egidio wrote:
>> On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 00:22:33 UTC+2, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn  wrote:
>>> (Unfortunately, regarding his code style Dr. Stockton
>>> appears to be stuck the world of Borland Pascal where such distinctions
>>> need not be made because it is not an OOPL in the first place.)
>>
>> What a nonsensical statement: all the more so since JS is essentially
>> NOT an OO language...
> 
> What is then OO definition?

Please do not feed the troll.  (We have been over this /ad nauseam/.)

<https://www.ecma-international.org/publications/files/ECMA-ST/Ecma-262.pdf>
|
| 4 Overview
|
| This section contains a non-normative overview of the ECMAScript language.
|
| ECMAScript is an object-oriented programming language for performing
| computations and manipulating computational objects within a host
| environment. […]

The languages that have “JavaScript” in their name are implementations of
ECMAScript.  (Do I really need to cite it?)


PointedEars
-- 
    realism:    HTML 4.01 Strict
    evangelism: XHTML 1.0 Strict
    madness:    XHTML 1.1 as application/xhtml+xml
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#36672

On Thursday, 30 May 2019 12:35:53 UTC+2, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn  wrote:
> Cezary Tomczyk wrote:
> > On 29/05/2019 19:24, Julio Di Egidio wrote:
> >> On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 00:22:33 UTC+2, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn  wrote:
> >>> (Unfortunately, regarding his code style Dr. Stockton
> >>> appears to be stuck the world of Borland Pascal where such distinctions
> >>> need not be made because it is not an OOPL in the first place.)
> >>
> >> What a nonsensical statement: all the more so since JS is essentially
> >> NOT an OO language...
> > 
> > What is then OO definition?
> 
> Please do not feed the troll.  (We have been over this /ad nauseam/.)

You raise the issue and I am the troll??

But I agree it's totally pointless discussing it with you:
mind you, it was just "worth pointing out".

Idiot.

*Plonk*

Julio

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#36673

On Thursday, 30 May 2019 12:35:53 UTC+2, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn  wrote:
> Cezary Tomczyk wrote:
> > On 29/05/2019 19:24, Julio Di Egidio wrote:
> >> On Wednesday, 29 May 2019 00:22:33 UTC+2, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn  wrote:
> >>> (Unfortunately, regarding his code style Dr. Stockton
> >>> appears to be stuck the world of Borland Pascal where such distinctions
> >>> need not be made because it is not an OOPL in the first place.)
> >>
> >> What a nonsensical statement: all the more so since JS is essentially
> >> NOT an OO language...
> > 
> > What is then OO definition?

You should ask what is JS definition.

And JS is functional, I've said it already.

Do you know what functional is?

If not, start by looking it up.

HTH,

Julio

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#36682

On Thu, 30 May 2019 12:35:47 +0200, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn
<PointedEars@web.de> wrote:

[snip]

>The languages that have “JavaScript” in their name are implementations of
>ECMAScript.  (Do I really need to cite it?)

     Apparently.  A stronger man would not have to.

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

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