Em sáb., 5 de set. de 2020 às 09:04, João Pais <[email protected]> escreveu:
> > >> João, you say it can't "embed" and save contents with the patch, but >> [text] allows you to do so with the "-k" flag, why don't you use it? >> > > [text define] is the base for [jp.coll], and it has to be created > dynamically at startup. also, apparently the contents are saved with the pd > file in a line such as "#A set this is a message \; this is another 1 ... > \;;" From what I tested this is saved with the patch where [text define] > resides, which in this case it's the abstraction and not in the main patch. > This would need to be changed in Pd's workings so that -k contents are > saved on the main patch file. > hmmm, I see. Then, what I'm thinking of is the [savestate] object, which is used for that. It should work very easily, right? > > >> You also have not implemented assoc and deassoc, I'm thinking about that. >> >> coll saves the text separating with a comma the index and the >> actual message. You can also do that with [text] and if you do so you could >> potentially use it to define and detect an address, and have something else >> associated with it - I hope you know what I mean and that I'm not too >> confused. >> > > this is the main reason why I didn't name it [jmmmp/coll] but > [jmmmp/jp.coll]. Adding commas to a [text] messes up the number of lines - > can be seen already in the help of [text get]. Now I remembered I could put > the commas back in, and do an internal conversion for the line number. > [text] will also tell you if the line ends with ";" or with "," - so you could use this to differentiate if it's an address or the data. Btw all (?) jmmmp objects are dependent on other jmmmp objects - mostly > [f+]. Some of them have to rely on other libraries as well, but usually > it's better to have the whole jmmmp together. > The thing about offering a vanilla patch is that it can be used in stuff like libpd, camomile, etc... so someone may not want or can't have all of the library. Anyway, [f+] is very simple, and it can be easily replaced with [f] & [+] to become 100% full vanilla and dependency free (an external vanilla abstraction is still an external dependency). cheers
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