Pd-list September 2002

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Patch for abstractions
by Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu 07 Sep '02

07 Sep '02

Hello. Is it possible to add help patches for abstractions that get called by the "help" option of the right-button pop-up? Thanks, Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu.

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need help with -> event rate signal path
by Andreas Sumerauer 07 Sep '02

07 Sep '02

Hi, I have a problem with my Cheesybass: http://www.soundbytes.de/patches/pd/CheesyPhyMoBass.pd When a new note is triggered it takes up to 5 retriggers (of the same note) until the correct delay time has been "banged through" to the input. of the vd~ command. Is there any easy way to put that right? I've tried to delete and reinsert the objects that cause the trouble but that does not look like the way it should be done. I am also not yet quite sure what causes the trouble. There are two pd macros in the signalpath. Is it possible that these cause the delay? thanks Andreas

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Re: [PD-dev] xsample problem
by Thomas Grill 07 Sep '02

07 Sep '02

Hello Martin, this is a known problem with older gcc versions. You can circumvent it by undefining template optimization: in main.h, after it says something like #elif defined(__GNUC__) comment out the next line, like // #define TMPLOPT Please tell me whether this works for you. best greetings, Thomas ----- Original Message ----- From: "martin pi" <pi(a)attacksyour.net> To: "pd-dev" <pd-dev(a)iem.kug.ac.at> Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 7:54 PM Subject: [PD-dev] xsample problem > > > hi list, > > got the following strange behaviour with xsample > 0.2.4 > > touch main.cpp > g++ -c -O6 -mcpu=pentiumpro -funroll-loops > -fmove-all-movables -frerun-loop-opt > -finline-functions -DPD -I/usr/lib/pd/include > -I../../flext main.cpp -o ../pd-linux/main.o > touch inter.cpp > g++ -c -O6 -mcpu=pentiumpro -funroll-loops > -fmove-all-movables -frerun-loop-opt > -finline-functions -DPD -I/usr/lib/pd/include > -I../../flext inter.cpp -o ../pd-linux/inter.o > inter.cpp: In method `void xinter::s_dsp()': > > inter.cpp:226: Internal compiler error. > inter.cpp:226: Please submit a full bug report. > inter.cpp:226: Internal compiler error: > > inter.cpp:226: See > <URL:http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/bugs.html> > for instructions. > make: *** [../pd-linux/inter.o] Error 1 > > > > any comments welcome > > martin > > > > martin pi > > http://attacksyour.net/pi > > johann strauss gasse 32|7 1040 vienna > > www.machfeld.net > > > _______________________________________________ > PD-dev mailing list > PD-dev(a)iem.kug.ac.at > http://iem.kug.ac.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pd-dev > > >

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test, ignore
by Juha Vehviläinen 06 Sep '02

06 Sep '02

sorry

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Re: [PD] PUFO 002b
by Andre Schmidt 06 Sep '02

06 Sep '02

thnx! i will remove the bold numbers&co on the next release if no1 wants them... >without the > "8-point" it is to big for me, but i think that is still in work. what i what do you mean 8pt too big? cheers -andre ----- Original Message ----- From: "marius schebella" <marius.schebella(a)chello.at> To: "Andre Schmidt" <andre(a)vju-tv.net> Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 2:16 PM Subject: Re: [PD] PUFO 002b > hi, > i like the font. it looks much better than the courier. without the > "8-point" it is to big for me, but i think that is still in work. what i > think about the different thickness of letters and numbers, resp. signs, is > that it looks a little bit like ink-spots, which is - for me - disturbing > and nervy. but feel free to develop how you like, you're the "specialist" > and i will use the font, anyway. > marius. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Andre Schmidt > To: PD-LIST > Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 1:54 PM > Subject: [PD] PUFO 002b > > > hi all, > > heres the second beta of PUFO font, added another size 8x11pix. just copy it > to /windows/fonts (if you have the previous version, you have to delete it > first) and replace your pd.tk file with this www.vju-tv.net/pd.tk > > the PUFO font will be used when you select font size 7 or 11 (the rest is > courier) > > > DEVS! -> > i wanted to still leave courier 8 & 10pt and tried this but then no font > worked ?! > > ############ pdtk_text_new -- create a new text object #2########### > proc pdtk_text_new {canvasname myname x y text font color} { > # if {$font < 12} {set fontname [format -*-pufo-----%d-* $font]} > # if {$font >= 12} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* > $font]} > if {$font = 7} {set fontname [format -*-pufo-----%d-* $font]} > if {$font = 8} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* > $font]} > if {$font = 10} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* > $font]} > if {$font = 11} {set fontname [format -*-pufo-----%d-* $font]} > if {$font >= 12} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* > $font]} > $canvasname create text $x $y \ > -font $fontname \ > -tags $myname -text $text -fill $color -anchor nw > # pd [concat $myname size [$canvasname bbox $myname] \;] > } > > > i made the font with Softy http://users.iclway.co.uk/l.emmett/ and it said > that the font sizes of my font where 7pt(6x9) and 8pt(8x11). i also tested > it with an texteditor and it gave me these sizes correct, with 7pt i get the > 6x9pix font and 8pt gives 8x11pix font. but with pd i get the 8x11pix font > first at 11pt, 8,9,10pt gives allways the 6x9pix font ?!?! nothing tragic, > but it made me wonder... > > > cheers > -andre > ps. what do you think about the bolded numbers and operators(11pt) > pss. is there a need for this font over 12pt. because 12pt+ is courier good > readable... >

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Sampling rate and table size
by Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu 06 Sep '02

06 Sep '02

Hello. Is there a way to know the current sampling rate in PD? Is there a way to get (not print on the console) the size of a table? Thanks, Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu.

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Re: [PD-announce] forward v0.02
by Bryan Jurish 06 Sep '02

06 Sep '02

Hi Krzysztof, hi list, On 5 September 2002 at 11:12:40, Krzysztof Czaja wrote: > as more and more max users choose Pd for their second (or first) > tool, there is going to be a growing number of people confused > about what does 'forward' really mean. oops. up until several weeks ago, i have never had access to a mac; (and an old se/30 is probably not really all too suitable for running max), so i have to admit that i didn't know that max has an object called 'forward' -- i was just looking for a short name that accurately described my object's function... btw, what does max 'forward' actually do? that said, i'm perfectly willing to change the name of my external in the interest of clarity -- how about the current alias 'fw', or would that be too cryptic? suggestions, anyone? of course, now i've already gone and imported it as 'forward' into cvs, but the files can be removed, at least -- cvs directories have a nasty habit of hanging about, though... > At the same time, your 'forward' is much smarter and more useful... thanks! marmosets, Bryan ps - I'm sending this to pd-list, so as to avoid filling pd-announce with non-announcement traffic...

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PUFO 002b
by Andre Schmidt 06 Sep '02

06 Sep '02

hi all, heres the second beta of PUFO font, added another size 8x11pix. just copy it to /windows/fonts (if you have the previous version, you have to delete it first) and replace your pd.tk file with this www.vju-tv.net/pd.tk the PUFO font will be used when you select font size 7 or 11 (the rest is courier) DEVS! -> i wanted to still leave courier 8 & 10pt and tried this but then no font worked ?! ############ pdtk_text_new -- create a new text object #2########### proc pdtk_text_new {canvasname myname x y text font color} { # if {$font < 12} {set fontname [format -*-pufo-----%d-* $font]} # if {$font >= 12} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* $font]} if {$font = 7} {set fontname [format -*-pufo-----%d-* $font]} if {$font = 8} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* $font]} if {$font = 10} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* $font]} if {$font = 11} {set fontname [format -*-pufo-----%d-* $font]} if {$font >= 12} {set fontname [format -*-courier-bold--normal--%d-* $font]} $canvasname create text $x $y \ -font $fontname \ -tags $myname -text $text -fill $color -anchor nw # pd [concat $myname size [$canvasname bbox $myname] \;] } i made the font with Softy http://users.iclway.co.uk/l.emmett/ and it said that the font sizes of my font where 7pt(6x9) and 8pt(8x11). i also tested it with an texteditor and it gave me these sizes correct, with 7pt i get the 6x9pix font and 8pt gives 8x11pix font. but with pd i get the 8x11pix font first at 11pt, 8,9,10pt gives allways the 6x9pix font ?!?! nothing tragic, but it made me wonder... cheers -andre ps. what do you think about the bolded numbers and operators(11pt) pss. is there a need for this font over 12pt. because 12pt+ is courier good readable...

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nice Delay behaviour
by Andreas Sumerauer 06 Sep '02

06 Sep '02

Today I did some tests with feedback delay lines and found that they do in fact behave very nicely. The handbook says that for audio feedback lines a send~ -> receive~ or a throw~ -> catch construction can be used. Seems like there is a third (and even a fourth) option: a delwrite~ -> delread~ or a delwrite~ -> vd~ will do the job as well. I was very pleased to find that the delay line even provides an inbuilt compensation for the block size delay. The only difference to a regular non circular delay line is that the minimum delay time is equal to the blocksize because the delread~ is executed before the delwrite~. Question: I did not find any mention of this use of delay lines. Is it safe to use delay lines this way? Or is there a chance that this feature will be removed in a future version of pd.? best regards Andreas

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Re: [PD] Problems with MIDI input, but only on Linux
by Jim Ruxton 05 Sep '02

05 Sep '02

Thanks Kevin, I'm running RH7.2 . I think it is probably a different issue. I'm not hotplugging my 2x2 but manually loading it. One thing I have noticed is I can't have any midi data going into the 2x2 when I load the drivers or it won't work. None of these problems occur in Windows. Jim >When I boot up my Apple G4 running Debian Woody, I need to make sure that >my midisport 2x2 interface is unplugged from USB, or my USB keyboard is >disabled. Plugging in after booting is fine. Perhaps the problems are >related. What distribution do you run? > >On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Jim Ruxton wrote: > > > >>I'm having some trouble with my midi port shutting down on me under >>Linux. I am having no problems with Pd midi using windows XP however. >>I'm using a usb midisport 2x2 interface.The problem happens when I have >>midi input on both ports of the midisport. Occasionally Pd just stops >>receiving the data. The only way I can get it back is to close Pd, >>disconnect the midisport, restart it and Pd. This may be a problem with >>the Linux driver for the midisport. Since I'm receiving the data via >>wireless I think I may be getting the occasional non midi data which may >>be causing the problem, but as I said this doesn't seem to be a problem >>under windows. I really want to stay in Linux so if anyone has any >>thoughts on what I might do to fix this I'd appreciate the input. Thanks! >>Jim >> >> >>_______________________________________________ >>PD-list mailing list >>PD-list(a)iem.kug.ac.at >>http://iem.kug.ac.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pd-list >> >> >> > > >

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