hi, miller, cyrille
first, thanks a lot for your nice help
I think -batch is not helping here and -stderr is what you where
looking for.
I don't know how "not to start pd" , but you can close it as soon as
it start with : -send "pd quit"
on linux, this is doing what you need :
pd -noprefs -stderr -listdev -send "pd quit" 2> /tmp/pd_listdev.txt
the first part works as expected.
unfortunately (at least here on windows 7) the redirection of stderr
always produces an empty file.
i tried (i think) all possible combinations that should do this, i.e.:
pd -noprefs -stderr -listdev -nogui -send "pd quit" 2>
C:\Temp\pd_listdev.txt
pd -noprefs -stderr -listdev -nogui -send "pd quit"
>C:\Temp\pd_listdev.txt 2>&1
result:
the console is empty, pd quits, and "C:\Temp\pd_listdev.txt" is created,
but empty
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what also seems strange to me, is that no matter if i add the -stderr
flag or not, the devices are listed in the console, so:
pd -noprefs -stderr -listdev -nogui -send "pd quit"
pd -noprefs -listdev -nogui -send "pd quit"
both give the same results
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can anybody help ?
best
oliver
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