Pd-list October 1999

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Re: conjugal symbols
by Miller Puckette 10 Oct '99

10 Oct '99

Sorry, I don't think there's any way, short of writing a new object to do this. When I get argument concatenation to work, you'll be able to say "makefilename $1%s". Miller > > i'm stuck trying to join two symbols together eg. "23" + "phrase1" = > "23phrase1". > ... > >-- End of excerpt from Iain.Mott(a)cmis.CSIRO.AU

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conjugal symbols
by Iain.Mott＠cmis.CSIRO.AU 10 Oct '99

10 Oct '99

dear pd did I say one more question? i'm stuck trying to join two symbols together eg. "23" + "phrase1" = "23phrase1". have been using 'makefilename' and this is great when one of the symbols is known ie. can be hand-typed into the patch. However, the two 'symbols' (actually one number and a symbol) - are both arguments to an abstraction - and can't be directly typed into the makefilename object within it. I've been spending hours on this - getting these arguments to join seems as difficult as breeding shy pandas! Is there any way known to bring my poor arguments together? desperately, iain

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Re: "toys" Pd library released
by integer＠www.god-emil.dk 10 Oct '99

10 Oct '99

>> l!nux.macht.ultra.gluckl!ch+fre!. >> !ntel macht tzzt tzzt > >i heard it coming .. ;)) if 'l!nux = !kk' and 'pc = !kk' and 'mak!ntosh = !kk' then 'relokat la montagne'. dze bakverdz cha!n!ng !nferensz eng!n atemptz 2 prov 0+1 goal b! eztabl!s!ng dze truth ov !tz kond!z!onz !f a and b dzn c >i heard it coming .. ;)) !f i heard and it coming and ;)) dzn http://www.m9ndfukc.org/data/noisz/cc.mp2

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Re: "toys" Pd library released
by integer＠www.god-emil.dk 10 Oct '99

10 Oct '99

>> yeah, but i didn't even recompile it... (duh...) >> so, opto. go to the expr folder >> and recompile it. it should work. >> >> #remember to edit the makefile (the path to pd src) > >i tried it before, now again, on two machines, situation unchanged. ;/ >maybe the weather ... >i cant find bzero in the expr source >grunz l!nux.macht.ultra.gluckl!ch+fre!. !ntel macht tzzt tzzt - "11.Itz_rRxbW.507.34 " <opt(a)web.fm> - korporat zerf rout!n akt!vatd

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Re: "toys" Pd library released
by Miller Puckette 10 Oct '99

10 Oct '99

Oops. I've put a slightly less futile help window for "expr" (which made it to the NT distribution), along with the curent version of bonk, in toys (and called it version 1.01). thanks Miller

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"toys" Pd library released
by Miller Puckette 09 Oct '99

09 Oct '99

Hi all, I've released new versions of fiddle and bonk, and several new things, as part of a library named "toys". It's compiled for nt and linux, not yet for irix. see: http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html -M

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Re: Multiple definitions - templates & lists
by Miller Puckette 09 Oct '99

09 Oct '99

The only thing you can do so far is to resize the array to the number of samples you want... not the ideal solution I'm afraid. -M > when loading a sound file into an array it's possible to specify the sample > number (in the file) where the read starts. Can the number of samples read > also be specified? - i'd like to read small chunks of large files. > > cheers, iain > > Iain Mott > <http://members.tripod.com/soundart> >

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RE: Multiple definitions - templates & lists
by Iain.Mott＠cmis.CSIRO.AU 09 Oct '99

09 Oct '99

>> 2. are there any patch examples or info available outlining the concept of >> "templates"? > doc/7.stuff/data-structures/* > and see the 0.intro.tyxt its not shown with the *.pd > filterered open box > .. sorry i overlooked this - thanks for the comments. i have one other quick question : when loading a sound file into an array it's possible to specify the sample number (in the file) where the read starts. Can the number of samples read also be specified? - i'd like to read small chunks of large files. cheers, iain Iain Mott <http://members.tripod.com/soundart>

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Re: pd_0.27 & ALSA
by Miller Puckette 07 Oct '99

07 Oct '99

Hi Marco, Pd's ALSA support isn't working in the current release. I'm trying to fix that right now as it happens... as soon as I get it happening I'l put a test release out. I don't know which previous versions worked under ALSA either... I've only now got ALSA running stably on my machine. At any rate, when Pd is compiled with ALSA support, you still have to specify "-alsa" on the command line to select it. cheers Miller

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ggext for win
by unknown＠example.com 07 Oct '99

07 Oct '99

since dieter asked me again to release my ideas of what gÃ¼nter called ggext and what did not use to run on Win32, and I don`t want to bother any of you again with disgusting attachments, I have (finally !!) put it on iemÅ½s ftp-server... ...so this is what you all were looking for ftp://iem.mhsg.ac.at/pd/Externs/jmz/ have fun (again) I/Ohannes m forum::fÃ¼r::umlÃ¤ute zmÃlnig

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