On Nov 1, 2008, at 8:17 AM, Derek Holzer wrote:
Hi Jurgen,
this list has been described as a moving target here before. It
changes quite frequently, and part of the Extended strategy is that
the
whole distribution is automatically generated from SVN, so unless
there
was a function
Hi Lao,
On Sat, 2008-11-01 at 19:55 +0800, Lao Yu wrote:
from the ongoing discussion about Max/MSP compatibility I wonder if
it would be a good idea to create a list of available objects in the
extended version, quite as it exists for vanilla. For someone who is
getting acquainted -
Here's a python script to list all the externals in a directory.
It goes through all the subdirectories too.
Problem with MSW pd externals: they end in '.dll', which could be any shared
library.
Linux and OSX externals end in '.pd_darwin' or '.pd_linux' so they can't be
confused.
I tried it
Hi,
from the ongoing discussion about Max/MSP compatibility I wonder if
it would be a good idea to create a list of available objects in the
extended version, quite as it exists for vanilla. For someone who is
getting acquainted - like me - it sure would be a useful thing, I
mean like
Hi Jurgen,
this list has been described as a moving target here before. It
changes quite frequently, and part of the Extended strategy is that the
whole distribution is automatically generated from SVN, so unless there
was a function somewhere to add the contents of a library to a list it
Derek,
I understand that and as pd is still evolving there is nothing wrong
or strange about the 'moving target' tag - I'm not even complaining.
My thought is, there must be someone who decides to include or not to
include a specific external / abstraction in a specific extended
version.
Actually, the way I understand it is that there isn't someone who
decides whether something is included. It's an automatic build system,
so anything that gets submitted to the SVN can be included
automatically. So it would be an extra step for each and every lib
author to manually include it
You should look at
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2008-10/065799.html. The xls
file I put there is probably obsolete by now, but it's the most complete
there is - afaik. Maybe some day I make a patch to do this automatically,
but that might not come so soon.
Hi,
from the
João,
thanks a lot - I read your message when you posted it but I didn't
check the attachment. On the other hand, your message underscores the
need of such a document, generated automatically or composed by
someone good willing. Tell me if I'm wrong. - For the time being, I'm
already
