Hmm, over here it does this:
[...@slash src]$ pd -guiport 5600
connecting stream socket: Connection refused (111)
[...@slash src]$
This seems correct, since there wasn't anybody listening on port 5600.
cheers
Miller
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 07:15:48PM -0500, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>
> So I have startup in both directions working, ('pd.tk' starts 'pd',
> and 'pd' starts 'pd.tk'). This means you can choose which wish shell
> to use on any platform, and it'll use that one. Here's how:
>
> wish /path/to/pd.tk
>
> This means you can easily use any 'wish' and run Pd with it. It also
> makes it possible on Mac OS X to run pd in the Pd.app Aqua GUI, or run
> it in the wish X11 GUI. Hopefully it makes the code cleaner too,
> much fewer #ifdefs.
>
> Now I have a question: it seems that if I start 'pd' with -guiport,
> then it seems to ignore any other command line arguments and dumps the
> '-help' text. Any reason why it shouldn't be possible to use -guiport
> with all the rest of the options? Anyone know how to do this? :D
>
> .hc
>
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