Hallo, Phil Stone hat gesagt: // Phil Stone wrote: > As I understand it, rradical builds up a tree of directories created by > individual [originator directoryName $0] objects. Within each of these > directories, one can have an arbitrary number of one-level-down > directories (for instance, in my case I use a preset number to access > the subdirectory). > > The hierarchy ends up looking something like this (the number in the > second column is the preset): > > /final_filter 0 , /enable , 1 > /final_filter 0 , /freq , 0.543263 > /final_filter 0 , /qfactor , 0.31746 > /final_filter 1 , /enable , 1 > /final_filter 1 , /freq , 0.929158 > /final_filter 1 , /qfactor , 0.509524 > /lfo_filter 0 , /enable ,1 > /lfo_filter 0 , /wave ,sine > /lfo_filter 0 , /freq ,100 > /lfo_filter 1 , /enable ,0 > /lfo_filter 1 , /wave ,sine > /lfo_filter 1 , /freq ,0 > . > . > other parameters > > As you can see, it's organized by originator-name, then preset number, > then the key/value pair. This makes it very difficult to access presets > as units for copy, pasting, etc. For these purposes, the ideal > organization would be something like: > > (preset number) / (originator) / (key/value pair) > > One could then easily edit a preset as a logical unit. The current > configuration makes it easy to edit all of one type of parameter across > all presets, but this seems much less useful than the converse.
There is a little modification of [originator] by Luke, which is pending to be included in the official Memento and which implements saving and restoring presets for each [originator] separately. Luke also made his modification available somewhere in SVN, I don't remember the name currently, I guess something like "semento". As soon as I've catched up all the loose ends after LAC2008, I'll include it. Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__ _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
