On Feb 25, 2009, at 5:07 AM, cyrille henry wrote: > > > João Pais a écrit : >>>>> when pd-extended or the cvs will be ordered to have directory >>>>> like : /math >>>>> /audio/math >>>>> /audio/effect >>>>> /save >>>>> /matrix >>>>> >>> but i would prefer to organise this properly (i.e. not by >>> developer but by functionality) >>> >>> for now, using flatspace is the only way i know to include code in >>> pd-extended, i'll digg more when i'll get time. >> is something like this possible: each developer drops his stuff in >> svn in the current structure, but when compiled all externals are >> divided into categories (e.g. like the above named)? each developer >> has his own corner to drop stuff, but he has to check to which >> category each object belongs to, and they get distributed at >> compiling time. and, unchecked objects don't get compiled. >> is this feasible/logic? it sounds logic to me, as f.e. my >> abstractions cover a bit of everything: GUI, midi, audio, ... >> Also, the amount of categories should be discussed, and probably on >> the main list. I think that MP's original list isn't enough, and >> new categories should be included (especially considering the >> amount and diversity of objects in pd-ext). audio filters, >> generators, effects, ... I can look at the pd-ext-list I've made >> and give a concrete suggestion in the next days, if you want. >> this discussion will be a bit chaotic, but it should go to the main >> list/pdpedia. > > yes,i think such proposition can be constructive. >
Honestly, I think the libraries should not be automatically formed. They should be owned by someone and designed as a whole, not pieced together from random bits. This is how libraries are usually written in Perl, Python, etc. etc. This would ensure that the objectclasses in a library have matching interfaces, and work well together. .hc ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mistrust authority - promote decentralization. - the hacker ethic _______________________________________________ Pd-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-dev
