Howdy Miller,,
sounds good. I agree with Christof that many of us have Easter vacation coming, so activity may go down.
I can highlight some current PRs.
A fix needed for libpd:
fix pd_this on Windows
A couple of things I would really highlight as they are user experience paper cuts for many people. Plus, both PRs have been in development and use for some time by people doing self-builds and or through pd-next:
add tcl color variables to pd
snap to grid
There are also a number of gop fixes & updates in Christofs PRs which I think are important as they solve some common issues for people making custom GUIs.
On Mar 12, 2024, at 12:00 PM, pd-dev-request@lists.iem.at wrote:
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2024 08:47:51 +0100From: Miller Puckette <mpuckette@cloud.ucsd.edu>To: pd-dev <pd-dev@lists.iem.at>Subject: [PD-dev] release April?Message-ID: <d4021fe8-9dfc-4f91-b2a3-d7d1da43f4d0@cloud.ucsd.edu>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; format=flowedTo Pd dev -I'm thinking of making a release mid April (assuming things go well) and so I should probably call for a freeze late March.? As usual I plan to merge in "devel" and "Documentation" - in fact I should do a first merge rather soon, assuming things are in a good state for merging.I'm planning to add a couple of features: 1. message to Pd to toggle between GUI and no-GUI -- perhaps with a way to reset the GUI startup command -- so that if you have a headless installation that's doing something funny you can pop it open and look; and 2. improvements to the "pointer" object to make it easier to get around data structures, and possibly a menu extension for dragging new "data" onto the screen; 3. an optional pop-up display showing (x,y) coordinates of object or data knob being dragged.Incidentally: I just noticed that the IEM slider object (and proabbly other EM GUIs) spits out a number when clicked upon, even if not dragged.? Is this desirable behavior?? It caught me out buit perhaps other users are actually wanting to be able to click on a control to repeat its value.? Hmm..cheersMiller