Hi..
I'm still looking for a way of checking one list of numbers against
another list of numbers and returning the any number that is included
in both.
Something like the [select] object but that passes the number rather
than a bang so I could add the number to a text file or list.
Mat Wall-Smith wrote:
Hi..
I'm still looking for a way of checking one list of numbers against
another list of numbers and returning the any number that is included
in both.
Something like the [select] object but that passes the number rather
than a bang so I could add the number to a
Hi Greg,
That's really interesting. I think from a teaching point of view the whole
reflective journal approach is a good idea, and a web/wiki approach seems to be
the most logical way to do this with a technology-related course.
Best,
Ed
PS you can have a look at the short synthesis course I
On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 17:20 +1000, Mat Wall-Smith wrote:
Hi..
I'm still looking for a way of checking one list of numbers against
another list of numbers and returning the any number that is included
in both.
Something like the [select] object but that passes the number rather
than a
Ed,
Thanks for directing me to the site for your course. I have been
working to develop an integrated program involving the departments of
art, music, computer science and physics at the small college where I
work. Pd is a core component of this collaboration. It is really
helpful to see how you
Hallo,
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
Thomas O Fredericks hat gesagt: // Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
By building the pdmtl abstractions layer, users do not have to care about
namespaces anymore (anyways, I don't), as all externals/libraries are
treated as hidden code
Hi
I have two questions regarding channels in pd:
1) Is it possible to specify the number of channels in a patch or should
this be done from commandline?
2) How expensive is it to run with extra, unused channels. For instance
what would be the difference in performance between sending a
Hallo,
Mat Wall-Smith hat gesagt: // Mat Wall-Smith wrote:
I'm still looking for a way of checking one list of numbers against
another list of numbers and returning the any number that is included
in both.
Like the attached example? Requires objects in the the list-abs collection.
Ciao
Hallo,
marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote:
just finished my templates. I did not concentrate so much on content and
layout, but on the question how to make different patch layouts with
stylesheets.
Works on Linux, too.
you will need iemlib, zexy, pd 0.39.
In my
Atte André Jensen wrote:
I have two questions regarding channels in pd:
Forgot to mention I'm running 0.40.2 under linux/debian with jack...
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Frank Barknecht wrote:
you will need iemlib, zexy, pd 0.39.
In my opinion, this is a complete nogo: help patches must not require
any externals besides the external they explain and some related ones.
well, it was more for convenience. I use niagara and packel, because I
am not so used to
very nice!
marius.
Chris McCormick wrote:
Hi,
http://sciencegirlrecords.com/chr15m/music/CD005/Chris%20McCormick%20-%20wopax_I.mp3
http://sciencegirlrecords.com/chr15m/music/CD005/Chris%20McCormick%20-%20wopax_II.mp3
Enjoy!
Chris.
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i agree with frank.
no way should help patches rely on externals.
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Agreed as well - I hate opening a help patch and having to track down
and enable libraries and restart pd. Honestly, though I am uninformed about
this kind of stuff, couldn't the more useful objects from zexy be included
in core pd? What threshold does an object or lib have to cross before it is
On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 12:08 +0200, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote:
just finished my templates. I did not concentrate so much on content and
layout, but on the question how to make different patch layouts with
stylesheets.
Works
Hey Frank,
Are there any tutorials or documentation on how to make a rradical gop
abstraction? I would like to integrate some of my existing GOPs (and design
some new ones) with this system so they can have integrated parameter
control, state saving + etc. Any info appreciated - I have read the
On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 19:38 +0200, Roman Haefeli wrote:
second:
i am pretty sure, that the only object of zexy, that cannot be replaced
by internals, is [symbol2list] (which i really would like to have
included in pd, but thats a different story).
yo, sorry, this isn't true. what i meant is
Sorry, I am not Frank but I think I know the answer to this issue:
1. Open an existing rrad abstraction
2. Replace GUI and non-rrad guts with your own. (leave [pd memento]
and boxes connected to it intact)
3. Set up appropriate send/receive in GUIs and whatnot.
4. Open [pd memento], find the
hi again
1)
first set the number of channels you need with jack
run pd with jack-audio
make object
[dac~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
2)
it depends on your patch... more processing - more cpu :) so i belive more
channels - more cpu
corect me if im wrong
greets
nikola
On 9/16/07, Atte André Jensen [EMAIL
Michal, thanks for the info - I will give that a shot. Hopefully using
rradical will do good things for my work!
k
On 9/16/07, Michal Seta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I am not Frank but I think I know the answer to this issue:
1. Open an existing rrad abstraction
2. Replace GUI and
Roman Haefeli wrote:
tell me if you need help. i
would also be interested, which objects from iemlib you use.
roman
I already said, I use niagara and packel, which probably can be replaced
by list-abs objects.
and iem_send (a settable send object).
I need to send lists of variable length to a
Hallo,
Michal Seta hat gesagt: // Michal Seta wrote:
Sorry, I am not Frank but I think I know the answer to this issue:
1. Open an existing rrad abstraction
2. Replace GUI and non-rrad guts with your own. (leave [pd memento]
and boxes connected to it intact)
3. Set up appropriate
Hallo,
marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote:
otoh, I think pd-extended or any packged pd distro will always include
these libraries. pddp is in some way a side product of pd-extended.
But even then, shouldn't you use proper namespaces and [import]? ;)
But even then, I don't
Last question - what about persistent arrays in abstractions? Any advice
about that? Some of my GOPs are table/array based, often for drawable
control data.. I don't think I saw anything about this yet. I am willing
to give a shot at developing something for it if it is not included yet.
hey,
you give me the feeling that I am the bad guy with the bulldozer, trying
to ruin all your efforts to keep pd pure and original.
I think it is a fact that objects that do exist in an external library
will not be included into the core pd, even if they are super cool and
bugfree objects. pd
Hallo,
marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote:
I already said, I use niagara and packel, which probably can be replaced
by list-abs objects.
No need for list-abs, they are practically included in Pd. Attached
patch is your homework assignement for Tuesday. ;)
Ciao
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Hello.
a while ago i have discovered that the Makefile (from vanilla tree) is not
installing some files very right ..
it gives an executable permission to some regular files , the
help-patches and html docs
sugessted correction is to add -m644 arguments to 'install'
command in lines 173 and 178
list-sieve2.pd
Description: Binary data
requires list-absright-inlet: cold inlet for second listleft-inlet: accepts messages 'unique' (common elements cancel out) or 'common' (common elements), then listoutputs a listOn Sep 16, 2007, at 12:20 AM, Mat Wall-Smith wrote:Hi..I'm still looking for a
(my mistake, right left inlets are 'cold' for both lists to be
compared. list-sieve2.pd outputs when left-inlet recieves messages
'unique' or 'common' )
requires list-abs
right-inlet: cold inlet for second list
left-inlet: accepts messages 'unique' (common elements cancel out)
or 'common'
Thanks... I'll do it.
M
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 01:40:28AM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
a while ago i have discovered that the Makefile (from vanilla tree) is not
installing some files very right ..
it gives an executable permission to some regular files , the
help-patches and
Hmm, Pd-extended is actually built on a PIII 700 with an ATI card.
AFAIK, it should work on older machines, but there are quite a few
gotchas with Gem+various graphics cards, both old and new.
.hc
On Sep 15, 2007, at 7:13 PM, Miller Puckette wrote:
My problems were on a P3/i815
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