Re: [PD] PD hangs when opening a sub-patch that expects creation argument

I'll try to come up with a minimal example. Normally, I can open an abstraction directly, as you say. But in this case, I can't. It's a rather complicated patch, though, so I'm not sure what the problem is. As for your other question, I tried installing 0.47.1 several months ago, but ran into

Re: [PD] abstractions with arguments

Thank you, João. Yes, i noticed, that a simple [loadbang] | [float $0] | [outlet] inside the abstraction does that trick. jayrope - - - www.jayrope.com www.aircushionfinish.com www.ello.co/jayrope On 13 Jan 2017, at 16:11, pd-list-requ...@lists.iem.at wrote: > also notice, you can use $0

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Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

Couldn't you do this with an installer? Those are pretty standard in the computer world.. Would they be afraid of: run this installer ( puts pd.app in applications, installs externals where you need them, sets initial preferences) then run pd? Alex On January 13, 2017 3:44:02 AM PST, enrike

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

I don't remember precisely how I've done but you can have a look at the code here: https://sourceforge.net/p/chdh-egregore/code/ci/master/tree/ there is an "empty" app here: https://sourceforge.net/p/chdh-egregore/code/ci/master/tree/template/ and the "generate release" script brings everything

Re: [PD] abstractions with arguments

Thank you for the hint, Johannes. I found (for me) more understandable info here as well: http://msp.ucsd.edu/techniques/v0.11/book-html/node67.html I learned how to do this now. On 12 Jan 2017, at 12:00, pd-list-requ...@lists.iem.at wrote: > On 2017-01-12 02:01, jlistshit wrote: >> Forgive

Re: [PD] abstractions with arguments

also notice, you can use $0 as an argument (very useful when assuring individuality of variables, and still connect them to the parent patch) On 2017-01-12 02:01, jlistshit wrote: Forgive me, if this has been asked before: Is there a way to insert arguments into an object box when loading an

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

thanks. I will have a look On or., 2017.eko urtren 13a 13:15, cyrille henry wrote: hello, we have done something similar to distribute a chdh performance on a usb stick. Nicolas did the job for osX. As far as I remember, he started from an old pd-extended package, change the pd version, add

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

hello, we have done something similar to distribute a chdh performance on a usb stick. Nicolas did the job for osX. As far as I remember, he started from an old pd-extended package, change the pd version, add externals and did few glue to start everything as we wanted You can download it and

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

> I will try to go for the script but starting an app from a shell script > is not what they are used to :) Just give it a fancy icon :-D > Gesendet: Freitag, 13. Januar 2017 um 12:44 Uhr > Von: enrike > An: "Christof Ressi" > Cc: "Alex Norman"

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

On or., 2017.eko urtren 13a 12:18, Christof Ressi wrote: creating a bat script that opens bin/pd.exe with the right flags to point to the extras and load them. I was just going to suggest that. Since you already did that on windows, what's the reason why that approach doesn't work for you on

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

> creating a bat script that opens bin/pd.exe with the > right flags to point to the extras and load them. I was just going to suggest that. Since you already did that on windows, what's the reason why that approach doesn't work for you on OSX (with a shell script)? I also don't see why you

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

i see, but I would try to avoid creating my own build. In windows I solved this by creating a bat script that opens bin/pd.exe with the right flags to point to the extras and load them. Then I used a bat to exe converter program to compile an exe out of the bat file, placed the exe at the root

Re: [PD] standalone with preferences included on OSX?

I know, but this is a teaching situation with very short time and non-technical students. I would like to be able to drop a version of PD with everything already included and setup so that we can straight away start patching On og., 2017.eko urtren 12a 19:31, Christof Ressi wrote: I think a