Also, I just wiped my Pd preferences on macOS and started the new app.
The preferences are indeed tabbed by default, but strangely "Tabbed
preferences" is not ticked (unlike on Windows).
Except for that little quirk everything seems to work as intended. Sorry
again for the confusion!
Christof
On 21.06.2023 21:14, Christof Ressi wrote:
maybe it's after all some weird configuration on your side?
Ahhhh... yes. I just started with -noprefs and now Pd opens with
tabbed preferences enabled by default. Sorry for the noise!
Anyway, nice work! :)
On 21.06.2023 21:08, IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
On 6/21/23 20:18, Christof Ressi wrote:
Anyway, my take-away is that a simple runtime check for Tcl/Tk
8.x+ could be a viable solution.
This pretty much exactly describes what is happening in the current
master branch.
I'm slightly baffled that the default is to*not* use tabs, because
iirc it should use them.
But then, the choice whether you get tabs or not can be overridden
via GUI preferences, so maybe I just forgot to reset then at some
point...
Note that Windows and Linux currently also use non-tabbed
preferences by default. From your mail I gather that this is just an
oversight?
it is definitely not intended behaviour.
however, i just tested current 'master' (on Debian/Sid with
Tcl/Tk-8.6.13):
after wiping my GUI preferences, and starting Pd, I definitely get
tabbed behaviour.
maybe it's after all some weird configuration on your side?
or do others experience this as well?
gmdasr
IOhannes
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