Re: [PD] pd 0.47 cnv color msg bug

2016-08-06 Thread Lucas Cordiviola
Hi Orm:

Yes, it changed on 0.47, see help for "canvas".

5.reference/my_canvas-help.pd




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Subject: [PD] pd 0.47 cnv color msg bug

Hi,

 in the attached patch, the second argument (the label color) of the
"color" message for a canvas is ignored. I'm on 0.47 and it used to
work up to version 0.46.

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[PD] pd 0.47 cnv color msg bug

2016-08-06 Thread Orm Finnendahl
Hi,

 in the attached patch, the second argument (the label color) of the
"color" message for a canvas is ignored. I'm on 0.47 and it used to
work up to version 0.46.

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#N canvas 693 150 450 300 10;
#X obj 121 153 cnv 15 100 60 \$0-cnv \$0-cnv Test 20 12 0 14 -241291
-66577 0;
#X obj 186 102 s \$0-cnv;
#X msg 262 53 color 15 15;
#X text 122 18 2nd arg to color message is ignored;
#X msg 146 53 color 3 13;
#X connect 2 0 1 0;
#X connect 4 0 1 0;
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[PD] pd 0.47 cnv color msg bug

2016-08-06 Thread Orm Finnendahl
Hi,

 in the attached patch, the second argument (the label color) of the
"color" message for a canvas is ignored. I'm on 0.47 and it used to
work up to version 0.46.

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Orm
#N canvas 693 150 450 300 10;
#X obj 121 153 cnv 15 100 60 \$0-cnv \$0-cnv Test 20 12 0 14 -241291
-66577 0;
#X obj 186 102 s \$0-cnv;
#X msg 262 53 color 15 15;
#X text 122 18 2nd arg to color message is ignored;
#X msg 146 53 color 3 13;
#X connect 2 0 1 0;
#X connect 4 0 1 0;
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Re: [PD] puredata.info cleanup

2016-08-06 Thread Esteban Viveros
It's look much more better for me...

Thanks. :)

Em sáb, 6 de ago de 2016 06:21, Derek Kwan 
escreveu:

> > That all sounds great!
> >
> > 1 minor edit - in the front page description of pd-extended, OSC is
> mentioned as one of the differentiating features from Vanilla - but it's
> been a feature built into Vanilla for awhile now.
> >
> > Also, I think the processing page is a great ui model.
> >
> > -Jesse
>
> Noted. Well, I took a bit more drastic changes this time to
> http://puredata.info/ . Apologies for changing the text format from
> reStructured text to HTML. reStructured text seemed kinda like markdown
> but except the # sign for headers wasn't working and I'm familiar with
> HTML so I just went with it (I also couldn't find any formatting guide
> for reStructured text).
>
> It's still pretty ugly but I think it's a bit more clear (I think it'd
> be less ugly without text decorations for everything, I don't have
> access to the CSS wherever that'd be and I didn't want to put
> "text-decoration:none" for every hyperlink and it looks like I can't do
> internal style sheets. There's also little icons next to every link that
> IMHO is kinda distracting. I also might have went a little bold happy).
> I tried to keep most of the blurbs from the old page and did a little
> more cleaning up. I've also added links to pd-tutorial and pdpatchrepo
> as well as the Facebook group and Pd subreddit. I was thinking of
> putting a video (would that even work on a wiki page?) but I couldn't
> decide on one. It seems that since it's a wiki page, what you can do
> with it seems kinda limited but I can experiment more.
>
> I've also archived the old reStructured text version on my computer. I
> suppose I could attach it somewhere if somebody wants it. Basically, the
> only links I didn't bring over from the old page are the downloads page
> (well, you can access it pretty easily anyways), the Wikipedia links
> for visual programming language and data flow programming (I think
> there's enough links on that page but if people want I can put them back
> in), and the links to distributions (also easily accessible anyways) and
> Pd-extended (it's pretty much dead and buried anyways).
>
> I've also noticed that the very top of the Downloads page mentions to
> download Pd-extended for a quick start. I don't have write privileges on
> that page so I can't change it but I definitely think it should be
> gone... esp since there aren't any easily-accessible links to download
> Pd-extended anymore.
>
> Suggestions/feedback welcome!
>
> Derek
>
>
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> Derek Kwan
> www.derekxkwan.com
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Re: [PD] puredata.info cleanup

2016-08-06 Thread Derek Kwan
> That all sounds great!
> 
> 1 minor edit - in the front page description of pd-extended, OSC is mentioned 
> as one of the differentiating features from Vanilla - but it's been a feature 
> built into Vanilla for awhile now. 
> 
> Also, I think the processing page is a great ui model.
> 
> -Jesse

Noted. Well, I took a bit more drastic changes this time to
http://puredata.info/ . Apologies for changing the text format from
reStructured text to HTML. reStructured text seemed kinda like markdown
but except the # sign for headers wasn't working and I'm familiar with
HTML so I just went with it (I also couldn't find any formatting guide
for reStructured text).

It's still pretty ugly but I think it's a bit more clear (I think it'd
be less ugly without text decorations for everything, I don't have
access to the CSS wherever that'd be and I didn't want to put
"text-decoration:none" for every hyperlink and it looks like I can't do
internal style sheets. There's also little icons next to every link that
IMHO is kinda distracting. I also might have went a little bold happy).
I tried to keep most of the blurbs from the old page and did a little
more cleaning up. I've also added links to pd-tutorial and pdpatchrepo
as well as the Facebook group and Pd subreddit. I was thinking of
putting a video (would that even work on a wiki page?) but I couldn't
decide on one. It seems that since it's a wiki page, what you can do
with it seems kinda limited but I can experiment more.

I've also archived the old reStructured text version on my computer. I
suppose I could attach it somewhere if somebody wants it. Basically, the
only links I didn't bring over from the old page are the downloads page
(well, you can access it pretty easily anyways), the Wikipedia links
for visual programming language and data flow programming (I think
there's enough links on that page but if people want I can put them back
in), and the links to distributions (also easily accessible anyways) and
Pd-extended (it's pretty much dead and buried anyways).

I've also noticed that the very top of the Downloads page mentions to
download Pd-extended for a quick start. I don't have write privileges on
that page so I can't change it but I definitely think it should be
gone... esp since there aren't any easily-accessible links to download
Pd-extended anymore.

Suggestions/feedback welcome!

Derek


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www.derekxkwan.com

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