The attachment on this file is the output of "cvs diff -u" containing my modifications to Pd such that you can do this:
pd -console 500
where 500 is the number of scrollback lines you want; this creates a Tk text widget to which post() and [print] are redirected. This is most helpful when you don't have a terminal to launch Pd from, but it's also helpful if you like to have one window less.
I submit this for inclusion into the main Pd branch.
screenshot:
http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/gallery/pd_console.gif
Any suggestions?
________________________________________________________________ Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
The attachment on this file is the output of "cvs diff -u" containing my modifications to Pd such that you can do this:
pd -console 500
where 500 is the number of scrollback lines you want; this creates a Tk text widget to which post() and [print] are redirected. This is most helpful when you don't have a terminal to launch Pd from, but it's also helpful if you like to have one window less.
I submit this for inclusion into the main Pd branch.
Hi,
Really nice ! With inclusion into main pd branch you mean the CVS I guess ? I'll do that, as soon as sourceforge is up again (I think I am really going to put the stuff off of sourceforge) At the end I can not say anything about if it will end up in Millers version, but for me it looks absolutely non intrusive, small, and adds an important useability feature.
Guenter
screenshot:
http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/gallery/pd_console.gif
Any suggestions?
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
Hallo, guenter geiger hat gesagt: // guenter geiger wrote:
With inclusion into main pd branch you mean the CVS I guess ? I'll do that, as soon as sourceforge is up again (I think I am really going to put the stuff off of sourceforge)
SF is up again, hooray!
ciao
This is great. This is basically the last hurdle to making Pd behave like a native MacOS X app. I am going to try to make another release soon, with the main difference being the app-like behavior.
.hc
On Sunday, Jan 25, 2004, at 14:53 America/New_York, guenter geiger wrote:
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
The attachment on this file is the output of "cvs diff -u" containing my modifications to Pd such that you can do this:
pd -console 500
where 500 is the number of scrollback lines you want; this creates a Tk text widget to which post() and [print] are redirected. This is most helpful when you don't have a terminal to launch Pd from, but it's also helpful if you like to have one window less.
I submit this for inclusion into the main Pd branch.
Hi,
Really nice ! With inclusion into main pd branch you mean the CVS I guess ? I'll do that, as soon as sourceforge is up again (I think I am really going to put the stuff off of sourceforge) At the end I can not say anything about if it will end up in Millers version, but for me it looks absolutely non intrusive, small, and adds an important useability feature.
Guenter
screenshot:
http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/gallery/pd_console.gif
Any suggestions?
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
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On Wednesday, January 28, 2004, at 10:37 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
This is great. This is basically the last hurdle to making Pd behave like a native MacOS X app. I am going to try to make another release soon, with the main difference being the app-like behavior.
...I guess I shoulda announced this on more than just gem-dev:
...finally committed the event processing code for OSX, so now [gemmouse] and [gemkeyboard] work! A side of effect of this is something else very cool (yet another example of the "I wanted to fix a sandwich, but wound up discovering fusion"-syndrome): a standalone, double-clickable pd.app ;-) At the moment it is barebones, but it does allow for drag and drop installation, works with .pdrc's, and allows for flag input at startup...
...the app was developed because I discovered that the aqua window manager would not allow windows to be foreground unless the application played by it's rules :-( So, since the cli pd certainly didn't behave this way, I hacked together this new version...the main effect is that with today's cvs commits, Gem windows now have title bars, can be dragged around the screen, minimized to the dock, and generally seem to behave the way a window should!
...anyway, the "pd++.app" is available at:
http://homepage.mac.com/tigital
...this one is based on 0.37-1test3, but I'll get a version for 0.37-0, 0.37-1test6, and the cvs one by later today, so you may wanna wait...also, this version has the priority schedule hack removed, because it really screws with Gem: however, I'll put it back in if everyone promises to run it with the "-rt" flag, so that the pd_watchdog is enabled...oh, and if you're wondering where the console output is going, just open up the console.app in /Applications/Utilities...
...I'll probably rename it, and an icon is on it's way; so give it a whirl...
l8r, jamie
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004, guenter geiger wrote:
Really nice ! With inclusion into main pd branch you mean the CVS I guess ? I'll do that, as soon as sourceforge is up again (I think I am really going to put the stuff off of sourceforge) At the end I can not say anything about if it will end up in Millers version, but for me it looks absolutely non intrusive, small, and adds an important useability feature.
Ok, inclusion into devel_0_37 of the _second_ version of the diff i posted, is what I request. Thanks for your consideration. Once that is done, I will send you any updates and bugfixes I may have relative to that diff.
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