On Nov 4, 2006, at 1:38 PM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Chris McCormick hat gesagt: // Chris McCormick wrote:
I guess it's subjective but I think some of the GOP datastructure
abstractions out there have amazing GUIs that work with vanilla Pd
without requiring users to compile/install complicated externals.
Want
examples? Check out Frank's work.
I'm only doing toys. A new toy is attached (requires 0.40): a simple
slider made with DS. It has some redraw problems: moving the object
will not move the GOP'ped data structures, until a redraw is forced
externally or manually.
Also [pd subpatches] seem to be broken somewhat if you enable the
"hide object name" property, which doesn't get saved into the patch
(if the subpatch name has a $0).
That's nice, it would be great to have state-saving built-in too.
But for some reason on Mac OS X, the slider part doesn't show up on
the help patch. But it does if I open up the object itself.
Oh, I see, its the annoying cross-platform size differences. That
needs to be fixed so bad... hmm... I started on it, but didn't quite
get there..
.hc
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