Bosko Milakovic wrote:
Since I'm using Windows
oh interesting. i didn't know that.
I deleted a verbose from registry so now it's turned
off.
even though there might be a vi 4 windows (at least there is an
(x)emacs for windows) i guess it would be not such a good idea to edit
the registry
On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 00:49 +0200, Roman Haefeli wrote:
i hacked around a bit in aiff-files. here the flag '-rate 96000' didn't
have any effect on the resulting aiff-files as well. it seems like it is
hardcoded to 44100 for aiff-files. can anyone confirm this by reading
the source of
Martin Peach martin.peach at sympatico.ca writes:
If you're on some kind of MSVC, you set up a project to build a dll, in
preprocessor defines define MSW, in additional include paths include
the path to pd/src/m_pd.h, link with pd.lib from pd/bin
I had a bit of problems finding those
I am glad to see the PdMtl stuff progressing. There is already lots
of objects for Pd, now the work of organizing all this stuff into
coherent libraries is definitely the next step.
Some comments inline below:
On Jul 1, 2007, at 1:14 AM, Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
This a follow up to a
I cc'ed the list since this is off general interest:
This distro will work fine in -nogui mode. Just specify the -nogui
flag. The next release of this package will include the script /etc/
init.d/pd which helps you run Pd as a background daemon.
.hc
On Jul 2, 2007, at 7:44 PM, Mike
On Jun 19, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Stephen Sinclair wrote:
I just wanted to say, I definitely agree to this request.
I think the dashed-outline should _exclusively_ reserved for objects
that fail to load.
They should not fail to create if they are loaded.
If they have bad arguments, they should
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
I cc'ed the list since this is off general interest:
This distro will work fine in -nogui mode. Just specify the -nogui
flag. The next release of this package will include the script /etc/
init.d/pd which helps you run Pd as a background daemon.
i think
yo
yesterday, matju helped me investigating in this problem and it turned
out, that 0x400EAC44 is hardcoded for aiff-files in the file
d_soundfile.c on line 700. it is defined in a variable called 'dogdoo',
which means 'hundescheisse' (shit of a dog), which makes me assume, that
miller is aware
hi tim again
i just noticed, that we have been talking off-list during this thread. i
post that to the list again (it might be interesting for others as
well).
what you describe, shouldn't happen. if you use '-rate 96000', as
mentioned in the help file of [writesf~], and the files still have
Alexandre Quessy wrote:
Hi,
Nice conversation. :)
2007/7/3, Mathieu Bouchard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here we are talking about class names at pd level. By putting the python
class name as a 2nd or 4th element in the objectbox, Pyext bypasses Pd's
own class naming mechanisms and also rejects
Wow, hans, this is great.
Thanks.
Mike
On 7/3/07, Hans-Christoph Steiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cc'ed the list since this is off general interest:
This distro will work fine in -nogui mode. Just specify the -nogui
flag. The next release of this package will include the script /etc/
I want to interface a pd synth with some java apps.
Are there any pd/java interfaces available?
If not, could someone please give me some suggestions or pointers...I searched
the pd .info site without much luck.
Many thanks!
Ruth McCracken
-
We won't tell.
OSC would be the most common solution:
http://www.illposed.com/software/javaosc.html
best,
d.
ruth mccracken wrote:
I want to interface a pd synth with some java apps.
Are there any pd/java interfaces available?
--
derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl :::
AFAIK, the csound~ external will not work with the current version of
CSound (version 5.xx). The good news is that the current version of
CSound comes with [csoundapi~] (but I don't know if it is installed by
default with a binary, it is a compile-time option).
./MiS
On 7/3/07, Derek Holzer
hi,
i'm looking for the best way to use netsend / netreceiving between 2
instances of pd (1 with -nogui) running on the same computer.
someone mentioned a way on linux to use the unix socket with netsend /
netreceiving. i didn't find any information on the mailing list archive
I'm looking for some object that could separate the digits of a number like
for example
[123/
|
|
[separate_object]
| | |
| | |
[1/[2/ [3/
as separeted floats...
what's the better solution solution to that?
thanks
glerm
glerm soares wrote:
I'm looking for some object that could separate the digits of a number like
for example
[123/
|
|
[separate_object]
| | |
| | |
[1/[2/ [3/
as separeted floats...
what's the better solution solution to that?
[div 10] and [mod
patrick wrote:
hi,
i'm looking for the best way to use netsend / netreceiving between 2
instances of pd (1 with -nogui) running on the same computer.
someone mentioned a way on linux to use the unix socket with netsend /
netreceiving. i didn't find any information on the mailing list
On Tue, Jul 03, 2007 at 01:00:34PM -0400, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Mon, 2 Jul 2007, Thomas O Fredericks wrote:
Why not put stuff outside of categories? (Does everything have to be
in a category?)
Yes, everything does have to be in a category. This constraint makes
for an environment that
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