hi there,
i'd like to have log-files of complete pd sessions - ideally with a time stamp
- so that i can kind of rerun the whole process of patch creation. i can get pd
with the debugging option to output all actions, but i unfortunately do not
know how to store (and timestamp) all that.
i'm
On PD you can use the -verbose and - debug level options, for instance:
$ pd -verbose -d 2
If you start pd like that you be nlown away, it outputs everything, from
loading, to each object creation and even mouse movement (scary), try o use
diferent debug levels.
If you use debug level = 1 you get
On 2010-04-29 14:32, Pedro Lopes wrote:
On PD you can use the -verbose and - debug level options, for instance:
$ pd -verbose -d 2
-d 1 means core-gui traffic
-d 2 means gui-core traffic
-d 3 means both
but this doesn't give you time stamps.
i experimented a bit with using tcpdump, but when
Gil More wrote:
hi there,
i'd like to have log-files of complete pd sessions - ideally with a time stamp
- so that i can kind of rerun the whole process of patch creation. i can get pd
with the debugging option to output all actions, but i unfortunately do not
know how to store (and
2010/4/29 Claude Heiland-Allen claudiusmaxi...@goto10.org
Gil More wrote:
hi there,
i'd like to have log-files of complete pd sessions - ideally with a time
stamp - so that i can kind of rerun the whole process of patch creation. i
can get pd with the debugging option to output all
On Thu, 29 Apr 2010, Gil More wrote:
i'd like to have log-files of complete pd sessions - ideally with a time
stamp - so that i can kind of rerun the whole process of patch creation.
i can get pd with the debugging option to output all actions, but i
unfortunately do not know how to store
