Hello,
Look in doc/manuals/pd-msg. Specifically, a good cheat sheet is:
doc/manuals/pd-msg/1.msg_and_patch
You can also see them go by in a terminal window if you start pd with the flag:
-d 2
Just ignore the tcl canvas id at the beginning of the message-- everything
following it should
show you the message you would need to reconstruct whatever action you're
performing inside
the patch. (As a hack, you can actually use that output with [qlist] to record
and playback your own
patching habits, which comes in handy for live coding. :)
-Jonathan
From: Фывапр Олджэвич tofuc...@inbox.ru
To: PD-list PD-list@iem.at
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 9:27 PM
Subject: [PD] programming messages
Hello !
Can anybody help to find exhaustive reference for programming messages in PD ?
For example, I know how to let PD to create file and open new canvas - it is
by this message:
[ ; pd filename mon-nouveau-patch.pd /tmp; #N canvas; #X pop 1; (
And how, for example, to load some abstractions or new objects into existing
patch on the fly ?
I tried this : [ ; pd load myabstraction.pd (
and others... but its not working.. i tried to find in help and tutorials -
can't ...
is there any info about further programming messages ?
thank you !
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