The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Syntax
Like the Variable Sound, you can refer to a SoundCollectionVariable by name elsewhere in the structure.
See The Smalltalk-80 Language on page 513 or one of the recommended Smalltalk texts listed there for
messages that you can send to collections.
Despite the fact that a SoundCollectionVariable is not a Sound (it represents a collection of Sounds), it
will appear as a Sound in the Sound structure, and you can edit its name just as you would edit a Sound’s
name.
Variables typed into parameter fields are indicated by a leading ? character followed by a string of numbers
or letters; the first character in the string must be a letter. Variable names should contain no internal
spaces. Variables are displayed with a green color in the Kyma user interface.
The names of Variables and SoundCollectionVariables are not preceded by question marks, since it is
clear from the context that these are variables. Otherwise, they should follow the same syntactical guidelines
as typed variables.
Some examples of legal variables are:
?freq
?formant2
?theDaysAreAhead123456789
?syntheseVirtuelle
?fumoBianco
and some illegal examples would be:
gaaf
?20Jahrhunderts
?table Lookup
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