Hello!
I wanted to add my external to the repository. How do I become a developer?
Daniel
Daniel Aschauer wrote:
I wanted to add my external to the repository. How do I become a developer?
Send a bio (with your sourceforge username) and description of project to this list and wait for people to not object, or something.
BTW: this seems to be obsolete, if someone wants to update it :)
On Dec 14, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Daniel Aschauer wrote:
I wanted to add my external to the repository. How do I become a developer?
Send a bio (with your sourceforge username) and description of project to this list and wait for people to not object, or something.
You can search the archives for some examples.
BTW: this seems to be obsolete, if someone wants to update it :)
It should be possible for anyone to edit it. Otherwise, it should be converted to a wiki page, IMHO.
.hc
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Hello!
I studied Computer science and media, and did some work about algorithmic composition for my master thesis. Therefore I build an external - called algocomp - with some composition objects for pd, like cellular automata and chaotic functions. There can be found some description of the work at http://algocomp.aschix.net/
I just tried to add the external using svn - as described in the wiki http://puredata.info/dev/cvs - but therefore my user wasn't authorized. My Name is Daniel Aschauer and my username on sourceforge is "aschix". I would be glad to join the sourceforge project and add my code to the repository!
Daniel
Hans-Christoph Steiner schrieb:
On Dec 14, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Daniel Aschauer wrote:
I wanted to add my external to the repository. How do I become a developer?
Send a bio (with your sourceforge username) and description of project to this list and wait for people to not object, or something.
You can search the archives for some examples.
BTW: this seems to be obsolete, if someone wants to update it :)
It should be possible for anyone to edit it. Otherwise, it should be converted to a wiki page, IMHO.
.hc
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I think we have waited long enough and there are no objections, so I am adding him. Welcome Daniel! Some basics of working in this repository include:
- if you didn't commit the file/folder, ask before modifying it - if you don't know, ask
There are some useful docs here:
http://puredata.info/docs/developer/
.hc
On Dec 18, 2008, at 12:02 PM, Daniel Aschauer wrote:
Hello!
I studied Computer science and media, and did some work about algorithmic composition for my master thesis. Therefore I build an external - called algocomp - with some composition objects for pd, like cellular automata and chaotic functions. There can be found some description of the work at http://algocomp.aschix.net/
I just tried to add the external using svn - as described in the wiki http://puredata.info/dev/cvs - but therefore my user wasn't authorized. My Name is Daniel Aschauer and my username on sourceforge is "aschix". I would be glad to join the sourceforge project and add my code to the repository!
Daniel
Hans-Christoph Steiner schrieb:
On Dec 14, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Daniel Aschauer wrote:
I wanted to add my external to the repository. How do I become a developer?
Send a bio (with your sourceforge username) and description of project to this list and wait for people to not object, or something.
You can search the archives for some examples.
BTW: this seems to be obsolete, if someone wants to update it :)
It should be possible for anyone to edit it. Otherwise, it should be converted to a wiki page, IMHO.
.hc
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I committed my external to the svn.
But I then realized that in the 0.40.3 extended pd version that I downloaded there is an external (flatspace) included that has similar object with the same name. How are these name conflict processed, and can they be resolved. There should be different object with the same name, right?
daniel
Hans-Christoph Steiner schrieb:
I think we have waited long enough and there are no objections, so I am adding him. Welcome Daniel! Some basics of working in this repository include:
- if you didn't commit the file/folder, ask before modifying it
- if you don't know, ask
There are some useful docs here:
http://puredata.info/docs/developer/
.hc
On Dec 18, 2008, at 12:02 PM, Daniel Aschauer wrote:
Hello!
I studied Computer science and media, and did some work about algorithmic composition for my master thesis. Therefore I build an external - called algocomp - with some composition objects for pd, like cellular automata and chaotic functions. There can be found some description of the work at http://algocomp.aschix.net/
I just tried to add the external using svn - as described in the wiki http://puredata.info/dev/cvs - but therefore my user wasn't authorized. My Name is Daniel Aschauer and my username on sourceforge is "aschix". I would be glad to join the sourceforge project and add my code to the repository!
Daniel
Hans-Christoph Steiner schrieb:
On Dec 14, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Daniel Aschauer wrote:
I wanted to add my external to the repository. How do I become a developer?
Send a bio (with your sourceforge username) and description of project to this list and wait for people to not object, or something.
You can search the archives for some examples.
BTW: this seems to be obsolete, if someone wants to update it :)
It should be possible for anyone to edit it. Otherwise, it should be converted to a wiki page, IMHO.
.hc
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Man has survived hitherto because he was too ignorant to know how to realize his wishes. Now that he can realize them, he must either change them, or perish. -William Carlos Williams
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Hallo, Daniel Aschauer hat gesagt: // Daniel Aschauer wrote:
I committed my external to the svn.
But I then realized that in the 0.40.3 extended pd version that I downloaded there is an external (flatspace) included that has similar object with the same name. How are these name conflict processed, and can they be resolved. There should be different object with the same name, right?
There can be no two objects with the same name! :(
To avoid nameclashes, there are several ways. You can compile your objects as single externals instead of a library, put them in a directory "algocomp" and load them as [algocomp/map] etc. Basically you rename your objects then to include "algocomp/" as a prefix. This also requires certain things with regard to help files etc.
You can use [import algocomp] then if you install the "import" external and make your users install it, too.
Or you can chose a different object name on the source code level. For example rename your objects to "ac_map" or "algo_henon" or whatever scheme.
That's what I would do, it's the solution with the least hassles.
Btw.: You maybe want to rename your help files to "NAME-help.pd" as that's the usual standard now. (I only checked algocomp from your site, sorry if you made changes for the SVN version)
Btw++: [map] is a bit superflous: Its functionality is also available as [maxlib/scale], [range] and in many abstractions. I'd just drop it or replace it with an abstraction.
Ciao
On Jan 9, 2009, at 2:02 PM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo, Daniel Aschauer hat gesagt: // Daniel Aschauer wrote:
I committed my external to the svn.
But I then realized that in the 0.40.3 extended pd version that I downloaded there is an external (flatspace) included that has similar object with the same name. How are these name conflict processed, and can they be resolved. There should be different object with the same name, right?
There can be no two objects with the same name! :(
To avoid nameclashes, there are several ways. You can compile your objects as single externals instead of a library, put them in a directory "algocomp" and load them as [algocomp/map] etc. Basically you rename your objects then to include "algocomp/" as a prefix. This also requires certain things with regard to help files etc.
You can use [import algocomp] then if you install the "import" external and make your users install it, too.
Or you can chose a different object name on the source code level. For example rename your objects to "ac_map" or "algo_henon" or whatever scheme.
That's what I would do, it's the solution with the least hassles.
Btw.: You maybe want to rename your help files to "NAME-help.pd" as that's the usual standard now. (I only checked algocomp from your site, sorry if you made changes for the SVN version)
Btw++: [map] is a bit superflous: Its functionality is also available as [maxlib/scale], [range] and in many abstractions. I'd just drop it or replace it with an abstraction.
"map" is a little vague, but it is totally workable if you use namespaces like 'algocomp'. But it is a good rule to try to avoid using existing names, and to try to describe the objectclass as well as possible.
Definitely use "NAME-help.pd" for help patches.
.hc
Ciao
Frank
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