2nd bugfix release of cyclone 0.5 (released about a month ago) is out!
Cyclone 0.5-2 doesn't offer that much. It includes a couple of bug fixes
and adds a receive symbol to [scope~]. Inlets to [scope~] are now drawn
while in edit mode like in Max. A rudimentary/preliminary properties window
is also available for [comment], hopefully next release will have a fancier
final one.
This bugfix release is specially necessary for those who've been using
[comment] since cyclone 0.3 and even more since 0.5 - not much to worry,
just start using it soon and resave your patches. I won't get into details
of my plans and why, but this will be useful in the long run to improve
backwards compatibility.
Find all binaries and changelog here, this is already available via deken
as well for all platforms.
https://github.com/porres/pd-cyclone/releases/tag/cyclone_0.5-2
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Hi list,
I found an old thread between m.e.grimm and Roman Haefeli in the
archives from 2014-01-26 about escaping in Pd.
https://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2014-01/105594.html
Roman sees this odd behavior in escaping a comma:
----message to print--
\, comma at the beginning;
comma\, right after first word;
comma in\, the middle;
comma at the end\,;
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gives:
----print--
print: , comma at the beginning
print: comma, right after first word
print: comma in\, the middle
print: comma at the end\,
----/print--
Meaning the backslash can escape the comma when it comes in the
beginning or after the first word, but later the escaping character will
be part of the printout.
Is this a bug? is there an explanation for this inconsistency or should
I file an issue for it?
Actually this looks related:
https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/issues/824
m.
Howdy all,
I have been admittedly behind in releasing libpd 0.12, mainly as I was waiting on implementing and testing much needed changes for the Obj-C / iOS wrapper. We have generally tried to keep libpd up to date with the current core releases and now that Pd 0.51 is released, it's definitely time to put out what we have for libpd 0.12.
My question to those of you using libpd is: Should the next release stay with the current Pd core 0.50-2 or should we skip it and go directly to libpd + Pd core 0.51?
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Dan Wilcox
@danomatika <http://twitter.com/danomatika>
danomatika.com <http://danomatika.com/>
robotcowboy.com <http://robotcowboy.com/>
Hi!
since which version of PD the [set( method is implemented for [adc~] and
[dac~] ?
I'm writing a patch for somedody using purr-data (2.11), but it's not
working:
/
error: adc~: no method for 'set'/
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//thank you! rph //
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> Hi Miller,
>
> 0.51-0 ? How could I have missed it ?
> but this is the same as with 0.50-2 : patcher window is not rendered but Pd
> Console does.
Try this build: Pd-0.50-0-saveas-fix-tk867.zip <http://docs.danomatika.com/pdbuilds/0.51/Pd-0.50-0-saveas-fix-tk867.zip> It may have permissions issues, but you should be able to see if the canvas renders. It's a previous test build with the Tcl / Tk 8.6 frameworks included.
Putting aside the fact you are are asking for support for running Pd on the *first beta* of an un-released OS, the likely culprit is, as usual, Tk. The development of Tk on macOS is pretty slow and behind on support using the Cocoa frameworks. Basically, everything worked well with the previous Carbon frameworks, but we still have continuing problems with bugs related to the switch to Cocoa. This is not a "damn Apple changes everything all the time" issue but a "Apple warned us about the transition many years ahead, but everything worked and we didn't bother to deal with it until it was almost too late" issue. My impressions is that there is maybe only 1 or 2 Tk developers keeping things working on macOS.
Currently, we are distributing Pd for macOS with the Tcl / Tk 8.5 frameworks included which are built manually and applying a couple of custom patches. This works for now, but is not sustainable as newer systems can longer build Tk 8.5 (mine included) *and* we have perhaps now hit the point to where newer systems will also need a newer version of Tk to run Pd at all.
The best solution would be to provide a native Cocoa build with Tk as Cocoa itself is *very* stable in my experience, but that is for another discussion.
> I also tried to install XQuartz and run Pd from its terminal.
> No more success unfortunately.
That will not help as XQuartz has not been needed by newer Pd versions on macOS for many years now.
> Don't hesitate to ask me if I can help doing more tests.
> And please, avoid buying a Mac...
I have intimated this before, but perhaps I should now just say it:
Can some institution which relies on using Pd with macOS simply buy Miller and/or the Pd community a new Mac mini to support development efforts on the platform for the next 10 years? This is not too much to ask, especially if you lump it into the "year end" budget category.
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Dan Wilcox
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danomatika.com <http://danomatika.com/>
robotcowboy.com <http://robotcowboy.com/>
Hello hello,
I want to share with you One Sample OSC 1 & 2.
These are two Pd vanilla abstractions for unconventional sample accurate audio processing.
Thanks to Camomile, they are also available as VST plugins.
The project is part of my research on and PhD thesis about sampling. I am about to finish the thesis this summer and so hopefully be able to share a bit later... ;)
Happy to hear back from you, if you feel like commenting on my approach. ;)
Best, Tobias
Have a look/listen here:
https://hartmanntobias.com/sampling/
Download here:
https://github.com/tob-har/one_sample_osc/releases
About the project:
https://github.com/tob-har/one_sample_osc
Tobias Hartmann
Künstlerisch-wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter exMedia - Sound
t.hartmann(a)khm.de (mailto:t.hartmann@khm.de)
+49 221 20 189 228 (tel:+49%20221%2020%20189%20228)
Peter-Welter-Platz 2 (https://maps.google.com/?q=Peter-Welter-Platz%202)
http://www.hartmanntobias.com