Re: [PD] Drawing arrays in PD

2009-01-15 Thread Ignacio Viano
Well, something like this:

Create and move freely the points that form the broken line (even though
it looks smooth) with the mouse by clicking in a nice GUI with many visual
and data handling options and functions (zoom, colors, cut-copy-paste, undo
are just a few that come to my mind rapidly).

Also with the mouse, set the smoothness factor of each point (that would
affect the concavity of the adjacent lines).

By double clicking in a point, an exact value of coordinates could be
entered by text.

In addition, it could have a text-based-point-creation control panel, where
could be set the coordinates where the point will be created.

Finally, a export to text file function with selectable resolution. (May
be a send to PD + arrayname would be ok too)

This is what comes to my mind. May be it's too much. Should I try to build
this in PD or I should use another language? In that case, which one?
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Re: [PD] Drawing arrays in PD

2009-01-15 Thread João Pais
it could be done in pd using datastructures - but for that you should ask  
to the people who know how to work with them.

I don't know if eg. Processing might have some modules for that. I know  
that you can do that with some csound compositional assistance programs  
(blue? cecilia? look in csounds.com). they export for text, because csound  
works with text - but then the information has to be converted to pd  
format (which shouldn't be hard to do).

I would advise to stay in pd, unless the gui part is really important. in  
that case maybe processing, but I'm making up as I go now. better ask some  
of the pros here, who also know all about data structures.


 Well, something like this:

 Create and move freely the points that form the broken line (even  
 though
 it looks smooth) with the mouse by clicking in a nice GUI with many  
 visual
 and data handling options and functions (zoom, colors, cut-copy-paste,  
 undo
 are just a few that come to my mind rapidly).

 Also with the mouse, set the smoothness factor of each point (that would
 affect the concavity of the adjacent lines).

 By double clicking in a point, an exact value of coordinates could be
 entered by text.

 In addition, it could have a text-based-point-creation control panel,  
 where
 could be set the coordinates where the point will be created.

 Finally, a export to text file function with selectable resolution.  
 (May
 be a send to PD + arrayname would be ok too)

 This is what comes to my mind. May be it's too much. Should I try to  
 build
 this in PD or I should use another language? In that case, which one?



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Re: [PD] Drawing arrays in PD

2009-01-14 Thread João Pais

Is this utility I've made some weeks ago useful for you? (needs pd-ext)


Hi everyone. I need to draw arrays with different levels of complexity  
and

precision rapidly in PD mainly for control purposes. I imagine something
like Adobe Illustrator's vector functions with capabilities of exporting  
the
result as an array of numbers which could be easily imported in PD. It's  
too

much, isn't it? Any ideas?

For the moment I'm working with a sort of polynomial interpolating
algorithm. It works, but it's not good for smooth curves and the text  
based

input is neither rapid to create the array nor to modify some part of it.

Since it would be quite useful for me, I am willing to make by myself if  
it

doesn't exists (and to share it if someone is interested, of course), but
I'll need advices of what programming language fits best for that. Keep  
in

mind that I work under OS X 10.5.5. Any clue?

Thank you
Cheers

Ignacio




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Re: [PD] Drawing arrays in PD

2009-01-14 Thread Ignacio Viano
Thank you João. This utility is quite useful for editing arrays appearance,
but your drawing segments function is similar to mine, and I'm looking for
some hybrid text-GUI editor. Am I clear or just crazy?

Thanks anyway
Ignacio
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Re: [PD] Drawing arrays in PD

2009-01-14 Thread João Pais
I just didn't understand what you mean exactly with the gui/text editor,  
or how it's going to be used. is it going to be controlled by gui, by  
text, or both? can you give examples?

one inconvenient of the draw function is that it only works if the whole  
array is drawn. partial editing isn't yet there.


 Thank you João. This utility is quite useful for editing arrays  
 appearance,
 but your drawing segments function is similar to mine, and I'm looking  
 for
 some hybrid text-GUI editor. Am I clear or just crazy?

 Thanks anyway
 Ignacio



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[PD] Drawing arrays in PD

2009-01-13 Thread Ignacio Viano
Hi everyone. I need to draw arrays with different levels of complexity and
precision rapidly in PD mainly for control purposes. I imagine something
like Adobe Illustrator's vector functions with capabilities of exporting the
result as an array of numbers which could be easily imported in PD. It's too
much, isn't it? Any ideas?

For the moment I'm working with a sort of polynomial interpolating
algorithm. It works, but it's not good for smooth curves and the text based
input is neither rapid to create the array nor to modify some part of it.

Since it would be quite useful for me, I am willing to make by myself if it
doesn't exists (and to share it if someone is interested, of course), but
I'll need advices of what programming language fits best for that. Keep in
mind that I work under OS X 10.5.5. Any clue?

Thank you
Cheers

Ignacio
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