07-moving-points.py - Periodically rewrite a break-point function table.
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This example shows how we can dynamically modify a function table to create a
curve that varies over time.

Note: Rewriting a large table can produce xruns in the audio output. Usually,
for this kind of processes, we want to keep the table size relatively small.

.. code-block:: python

    from pyo import *
    
    s = Server().boot()
    
    # Initialize an empty table.
    table = LinTable([(0, 0), (255, 0)], size=256)
    table.view()
    
    # Two LFOs whose values will change the center points in the table.
    lfo1 = Sine(0.1, phase=0.75, mul=0.5, add=0.5)
    lfo2 = Sine(0.15, phase=0.75, mul=0.5, add=0.5)
    
    
    def create_line():
        "Function to create a new line."
        lst = [(0, 0)]  # First point of the table at value 0.
        lst.append((8, lfo1.get()))  # Second point, from first LFO.
        lst.append((128, lfo2.get()))  # Third point, from second LFO.
        lst.append((255, 0))  # Last point of the table at value 0.
    
        # Replace the table content with the new list of points.
        table.replace(lst)
    
    
    # Call the function "create_line" every 50 ms.
    pat = Pattern(function=create_line, time=0.05).play()
    
    # Little test case...
    amp = Osc(table, freq=4, mul=0.4)
    synth = RCOsc(freq=[99.5, 100], sharp=0.3, mul=amp).out()
    
    s.gui(locals())

