On Jan 14, 2010, at 11:45 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Selon IOhannes m zmoelnig <[email protected]>:
as said before: we are dealing with asyncrhonous messages over the
internet here.
yes just seen this...
something like "pd_send myrecname [ glob -type d My-Dir ]" should
send
the output of the glob command back to Pd where it will magically
appear
on the "myrecname" receiver.
pretty magics!
[pdsend "tcl-rcv [file isdirectory My-Dir<--[sys_gui]
[r tcl-rcv]--[sel 1]--[write My-Dir/My-File.txt cr<--[textfile]
this trick could reside in an abs, I've attached something like that.
so now all this stuff is possible inside PureData:
http://tmml.sourceforge.net/doc/tcl/
unless the commands that need {}
I like the idea of an outlet on sys_gui a lot. It should probably
just output a bang once the command you entered into sys_gui is
finished. Or perhaps it needs to output a copy of the message that
was just sent. Otherwise, if you send a lot of messages, it might be
hard to tell which bang goes with which message.
Then for getting messages from the pdwindow and/or console, I think
those should probably be separate objects, like [console].
Patco, if you want to try making it work, the code is in externals/hcs/
sys_gui.c. That code is pretty simple. I think you could do it by
appending something like "; pdsend "#sys_gui-receiver bang" to every
command sent, then bind to the receiver name "#sys_gui-receiver" to
get that bang.
.hc
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