Pd-list October 2004

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Re: [PD] Compile error for gem
by thewade 01 Oct '04

01 Oct '04

Very odd! I just got my hammerfall working again, so I had time to devote to getting gem to build. I deleted my old gem-0.90.0 directory, downloaded a new copy and patched it with the patch supplied by (the very kind) Guenter Geiger: 00_buildsys.patch.gz Unlike before, the patch installed without complaint! I must have accidently ran it aginst a version of the source that I had already tinkered with. Sorry Mr. Geiger. I dont know what gem is configured with, as there were no options for ./configure --help. I hope ieee1394 is installed. Anyway, it configured and built without complaint this time, for my AMD64 laptop and 2.6.9-rc3! Now about zexy... Thanks for the help Guenter Geiger! -thewade

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calling all GUI-gurus!
by derek holzer 01 Oct '04

01 Oct '04

Hey gang, I 've had a few thoughts about some GUI-enhancements that might make life better for me, and hopefully for others. I'd be willing to work with someone who is better versed in TCL/TK than me to get them done, if any of you think they are worthwhile or do-able. 1. Make Yves' Grid Graph-on-Parent compatible I mentioned this in another mail, but Yves made Grid with an absolute coordinate system, which makes it non-compliant with the GoP system. Other suggested using Ben Bogart's XY controller, which I checked out, but I would like something which works with one click, sending immediately the coordinates of that click. For BB's controller, first one must "grab" the controller, then drag it, which is not the behaviour I am looking for. Where could I look to make this change from absolute to relative coordinates? 2. Transparency I would like to use something like Grid to quickly draw a set of variables, i.e. draw a 32-bank filter response curve or a 128-bin FFT curve. Using the native table objects in PD is not only clumsy, but they can actually hold up DSP. I would also like to see the results of this drawing on sliders in the "same object" on the screen, the way [for example] Freqtweak or Spectral Delay work. So, how could I make a transparent Grid, or even a transparent Ben Bogart XY controller, with a row of Vsliders or Hsliders visible underneith? Is it possible? With GoP? With some TCL/TK magic? 3. Drop-menu Yes, Yves' Playlist is a very nice tool. If you are browsing for files. [And even then, filenames which are very long, or directories which are very full, tend to make it unreadable unless you make the Playlist sooooo huge!]. But I would like a simple one-click drop-menu, for things like Memento presets or samplenames which have been loaded to arrays. Would Toxy be a good place to investigate this? Is it possible at all? Thanks for any thoughts on this matter. d. [who wishes very much to be in Graz, but who did his festival booking too early this year, and is in Riga instead :-( ] -- derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl ---Oblique Strategy # 22: "Be less critical more often"

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Pd-Convention Graz: webcams, papers and irc
by plessas＠sbox.tugraz.at 01 Oct '04

01 Oct '04

Hi! The Pd-Convention in Graz just started yesterday, and if you want to join us have a look at the webcams: http://cam3.kunstlabor.at/ http://cam4.kunstlabor.at/ (most activity there in the evening) Several papers will be published tomorrow as the talks begin at IEM, accessible at: http://convention.puredata.org/content There is also an IRC channel dedicated to the event: /server irc.kunstlabor.at /join #puredata regards, Peter P.

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