Hi Yves & the gang,
I noticed that when I use [playlist] in an abstraction and send it 'location' or 'seek' message through inlets or [s]/[r] pair I get: invalid command name ".x10104eb8.c"
printed in the stderr. It works as expected, though, it just litters my output window unnecessarily.
This does not happen when the abstraction window is open.
Is it only me? I'm using pd 0.35 on a woody/ppc.
cheers.
hi,
well, i'm not surprised, this will happen with any of my graphical objects.
this is because i gave up using the "isvisible" test before drawing something on the screen and the reason is that it sometimes led me to some graphical updates being lost !!
as i think, this is a way more severe caveat than the error messages you get ( which are harmless ), i decided to ignore theses messages.
regards,
sevy/yves
Michal Seta wrote:
Hi Yves & the gang,
I noticed that when I use [playlist] in an abstraction and send it 'location' or 'seek' message through inlets or [s]/[r] pair I get: invalid command name ".x10104eb8.c"
printed in the stderr. It works as expected, though, it just litters my output window unnecessarily.
This does not happen when the abstraction window is open.
Is it only me? I'm using pd 0.35 on a woody/ppc.
cheers.
hi,
i am sorry for these error messages but i must add that i experience the problem with some regular objects which sometimes are just not drawn at all and that's much more annoying !!
cheers,
sevy/yves
Yves Degoyon wrote:
hi,
well, i'm not surprised, this will happen with any of my graphical objects.
this is because i gave up using the "isvisible" test before drawing something on the screen and the reason is that it sometimes led me to some graphical updates being lost !!
as i think, this is a way more severe caveat than the error messages you get ( which are harmless ), i decided to ignore theses messages.
regards,
sevy/yves
Michal Seta wrote:
Hi Yves & the gang,
I noticed that when I use [playlist] in an abstraction and send it 'location' or 'seek' message through inlets or [s]/[r] pair I get: invalid command name ".x10104eb8.c"
printed in the stderr. It works as expected, though, it just litters my output window unnecessarily.
This does not happen when the abstraction window is open.
Is it only me? I'm using pd 0.35 on a woody/ppc.
cheers.
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On Mon, 09 Sep 2002 17:11:23 +0200 Yves Degoyon ydegoyon@free.fr wrote:
as i think, this is a way more severe caveat than the error messages you get ( which are harmless ), i decided to ignore theses messages.
That's cool then. I'm reassured. Thanks for the insight.
ciao.