Execute a Python statement. <p>The Jython interpreter instance has no access to modules in Max's search path. (We might change this in futur

Invoke a body of code using an interpreter, in a new thread. The call is synchronous: we block until the called code exits.

Run the script. We create a scratch interpreter just so that we can set up the module search path temporarily.

A rather inefficient byte writer; we check for line separation on every character! TODO: apply a heuristic to cut this down.

Set a column by bitmap - optional second bit pattern for 16.

Flush all changes.

Run a script using an interpreter rooted on a place-holder directory. @see net.loadbang.scripting.Engine#runUsingPlaceHolder(java.lang.String)

Set a single pixel to 0 or 1.

Establish a place-holder directory. Unlike Groovy, which sits on a directory in a rather special manner, Jython doesn't care about the directory - i

Unwind the callback stack, clear the environment and reinstantiate the engine and maxObject bindings. @see net.loadbang.scripting.Engine#cle

Clear frame buffer: set each column to zero.

Create an interpreter which will search in a directory for modules. We have to add items to sys.path on demand (and we also have to expose "path

Evaluate a Python expression, outputting the value to the leftmost outlet. <p>The Jython interpreter instance has no access to modules in

Set a binding in the interpreter's environment. @param id the name of the identifier @param args the value to be bound @see net.loadbang

Set up stdout and stderr streams to post to Max, rather than relying on standard Python streams (which don't buffer properly under 2.5). @param

Cleanup machinery, called from Jython. Add a cleanup closure.

Convert an array of Atoms into a list of Python objects. @param args the Atoms @param start the start position in the Atom array @return a li

Not a very efficient buffer divider, but for printing to the Max window I don't think it matters much - let's go for clarity.

Create a lightweight, pathless interpreter for eval() and exec() calls. @return the interpreter

Generate and return a new, empty, sketch on this Monome.

Set an entire column to a bit pattern.

Unwind the callback functions. @see net.loadbang.scripting.EngineImpl#unwindCallbacks()

Abstract method: make a call into a Jython interpreter in an interlocked thread.

Constructor: create a Jython scripting engine. @param proxy a proxy for the enclosing MaxObject

Constructor: delegates the work to {@link JythonEngineImpl}. @param args arguments to the MXJ instance

Initialise a sketch object over a Monome.

- stream is optional, if specified must also give output_encoding - The input strings can be unicode or in input_encoding - o

ignore the metro