Pd-dev April 2011

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Re: [PD-dev] submitting gui-plugins
by yvan volochine 02 Apr '11

02 Apr '11

On 04/02/2011 03:14 PM, AndrÃ¡s MurÃ¡nyi wrote: > log in, go to http://puredata.info/community/projects/software and click > "add new software project" at the right side of the vertical navigation > bar, under "All sorts of software built on..." d'oh! > I suggest that you don't group your stuff up but create separate entries. alright cheers, _y

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Re: [PD-dev] gtk-open-plugin update
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 02 Apr '11

02 Apr '11

Hey Lorenzo, I cc'ed pd-dev since this could be generally useful discussion. The save thing works a fair amount different than open, and the messages are hidden within the pd <-> pd-gui communications. The place to start in finding the File->Save function is to look at what the File->Save or Ctrl-S calls. In tcl/pd_bindings.tcl, you can see this: bind all <$::modifier-Key-s> {menu_send %W menusave} So Ctrl-S directly sends 'menusave' to pd. To find that in the C source, I look for '"menusave"' i.e. menusave in double-quotes: hans@palatschinken pure-data.git $ grep '"menusave"' src/*.c src/g_readwrite.c: gensym("menusave"), 0); Which is a piece of this line: class_addmethod(canvas_class, (t_method)canvas_menusave, gensym("menusave"), 0); So that binds "menusave" to the canvas_menusave function which ultimately replies to pd-gui calling the Tcl proc pdtk_canvas_saveas. So you just need to override that Tcl proc since that is where tk_getSaveFile is called to launch the Save As panel. .hc On Thu, 2011-03-31 at 23:35 +0200, Lorenzo Sutton wrote: > Hans, > > I was looking into putting the save as well, but as hard as I looked I > just can't find where the save is... I was expecting to find something > like proc ::pd_menucommands::menu_save but it doesn't seem to be there. > In 0.42 I hacked a proc called pdtk_canvas_saveas to have the gtk but I > can't find any reference to that either > Any clue? > > Lorenzo

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Finding overlap
by Andrew Hassall 01 Apr '11

01 Apr '11

Is it possible to find the signal overlap within an external, I know you can find the length and sample rate of a signal from the struct _signal, are there any functions to find the overlap? Thanks Andy

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