On Tue, 4 Sep 2007, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Actually, I think the preferred way of specifying the font would be to
use Tk font specs rather than X11 font specs. They are easier anyway.
I replaced all the X11 font specs in Pd-extended using Tk font specs.
They are like this:
font size
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Wow, awesome! You beat me to the whole thing. Can't wait to try
them. iemlib is fine by me, as long as it doesn't restrict your
access to them.
since thomas is unavailable for the next 2 weeks, i just decided to put
them into another new library iemguts
On 5 Sep 2007, at 10:42, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Basically all the libs are such random grab bags, I
don't think it currently matters much.
i wouldn't say that. some are, others aren't (at least some of my libs
aren't :-))
well mine is, so there ;-)
but, I'm committed to cleaning up
I'd say that's a pretty thorough introduction!
d
On 5 Sep 2007, at 02:34, Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
I have been PDing for over 5 years. I definitly master patching in PD.
I have created a few externals for PD, most of them for my personal
use or for installation projects (with the help of
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Hi,
I made an external to let patches do things when Pd is idle:
[idlebang] -- output a bang when Pd is idle
but it seems to be heavily dependent on the audio API.
With OSS, I get around 200 bangs per second.
With ALSA, I get around 7 bangs per second.
With JACK, I get around 1 bang
Hi Claude,
since we were in the same paper session at the convention you might
remember that i was advocating a different idle processing scheme in
my talk.
When you are looking into m_sched.c you'll notice that the
sys_idlehook call is dependent on the didsomething varialbe, which is
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Hi Thomas,
Yes, I remember, with different return codes from the hook for I'm
done and I have more to do (and also I did nothing?).
I also think there should be a better mechanism for registering hooks,
that also allows unregistering hooks later. Example:
1. X stores existing loader hook W,
Am 05.09.2007 um 22:04 schrieb Claude Heiland-Allen:
Yes, I remember, with different return codes from the hook for I'm
done and I have more to do (and also I did nothing?).
I also think there should be a better mechanism for registering
hooks, that also allows unregistering hooks
*embarrassment* -_-
nevermind the discussion about strcmp(), De Morgan's laws, and such
I got confused about strcmp()
the function returns a comparison result.
In order to interpret it as the boolean strings are equal should be
inverted...
so my discussion actually is pointless :)
(the
On Sep 5, 2007, at 4:53 PM, federico wrote:
I searched thru the externals... didn't found one using arrow keys.
anyone can give an example of capturing arrow keys?
There are internals for that: [key], [keyup] and [keyname], you can
look at their code in x_gui.c
ok, I understand pd_bind().
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