Hey Hans,
I don't see this in CVS, were you waiting for a folder for the libdir for "file operations" first?
I have some feedback.
My dirlist passed the file list out as a list, which I think makes sense. Its much easier to take a list and [drip] it onto seperate messages than it is to take the messages and remake them into a list. If you can convince me that sending the listing of files out as seperate messages is the best solution then I would suggest a second outlet that either bangs when all the messages have been sent, or sends out the number of messages (files) it is going to print out.
.b.
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
This object is the equivalent of the UNIX command "ls -d1A". It basically gives you a listing of files based on a "glob" pattern, like "*.*", "/tmp/?", etc. This is the first step for building out a full library of file objects.
Its in CVS in externals/hcs. It builds with "cd externals/ && make buildsrc", then it'll be in externals/build/src along with everything else.
(of course, it'll be included in Pd-extended ;)
.hc
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