Hi list,
I've just been looking through source code from cvs, picking at random, and
looking for an example of the
void error (char *fmt, ...) from the externals howto.
I can't find one anywhere!
Am I stating the obvious here? It's just that this means that PD patches made
using anything
Hey Ed,
Are you using GDB at all?
David
On 21 Sep 2007, at 11:06, Ed Kelly wrote:
Hi list,
I've just been looking through source code from cvs, picking at
random, and looking for an example of the
void error (char *fmt, ...) from the externals howto.
I can't find one anywhere!
Am I
Ed Kelly wrote:
I think, IOhannes, if you could explain to me precisely how to use this
function, I would be willing to (slowly) go through and make some
changes. This is a massive hole in PD!
i think you are mistaken on the powers of error():
this function is really just a version of
I've put tclpd in externals/ since a few days.
even if the example I provided it is usable, perhaps it misses much features.
I still miss some ideas for libpd.tcl (a nifty library for wrapping the pd api)
I would like to throw it in here, hoping some dev/tcl coder is
interested in trying it,
hi dataflowers,
today I release a new external: tracker
if I have to describe it, I would say it is a 2D grid editor, with
file load/save support, keyboard entry support, dynamic resizing,
tracking of the row being read (see help patch attached)
you can get it there, or in CVS under the
Wow, very nice. Very much improved!
Does it compile easy on other systems than Linux?
Comments:
I had to edit your makefile to point to my pd sources. Maybe you should note
that somewhere. Also, I had to add a space between and $*.tk2c in the
line #12 of your makefile (sh tk2c.bash $*.tk
I decided to take Pd out of the equation, so I did a quick test using
just Tcl/Tk on Mac OS X and Ubuntu Studio. It looks like it confirms
what I am talking about: for some reason 12 point is big on GNU/
Linux. So I think we can handle this by forcing 12 point fonts to
actually use 11
