ah, tested the 64b version on w7
cool. some random remarks, most of them just tiny details:
- when installing on windows, the installer didn't ask for the
installation folder. I imagine it took it from the previous folder
purr-d was installed. But >in case I would want to change the
installation place, that would be on the way. Is it better to always
confirm the installation folder, as it was the >case before?
- good work with avoiding replacing the systems libs only after closing
Pd.
- the file file purr-data/ReadMe.html is an older file? should it be
updated, or just removed as a readme option? (does anyone read this
file) if it >remains, maybe update and make it a bit nice, e.g. with
some general Pd links, instead of some detailed information that will
only scare newbies?
- is it possible to improve the purr-d system icon (the black losangle
that appears when changing programs with alt-tab)
- the help browser still doesn't work for me. neither with "bezier",
"jmmmp/bezier", "jmmmp". but files inside of /doc/ seem to work
- I still don't find any tutorial for the new data structure features
- data structures inside a gop work very very slow - check
jmmmp/bezier-help.pd (compare with pd-ext)
- also jmmmp/jp.menu-help shows the same bugs reported some days ago
(also compare with pd-ext)- is there a minimum width for gop windows?
check out jmmmp/butt-help.pd; the gops should be square, not rectangular.
- is it possible to use keys to select the answers in windows such as
"do you want to save the changes...", and also the menus (compare with
pd->ext)
- in pd-ext, all open windows (including subpatches) were listed in the
"windows" menu. could this be added?
If there's something concrete I should test, let me know.
Best,
Joao