hi, chris !
thanks a lot for all the infos and kind help ! much appreciated !
Thanks for the heads-up. I have fixed the forum link.
confirmed. only the "There are some good tips for Windows users in this forum thread." link is still invalid, though
These days I like to think of software which is not receiving changes but which people are still using as "complete" rather than "unmaintained" but I understand this is an uncommon view. :)
that's a totally valid point. if it's declared "complete" i can live with all the restrictions and just use the stuff, that's working. fine with me !
I've just compiled and pushed up a new build (312) and it appears it has successfully linked against the latest pd-for-android (libpd) which according to a recent commit message says it is version 0.48-1. I also just tested a [text] object in a patch and it did not throw a missing object error so I guess that is working now.
PD 0.48-1 is great as a working version ! just downloaded and installed your latest build. seems to work alright, but the background is rendered as black (!), making many example patches unusable unless they have a coloured canvas or a png file as background !
2.) is there anything like a "PD console" possibility so check, whether an object has been loaded or not ? or error logs i could view ?
Yes, I think the best way to do this is have
adbinstalled on your computer and use the following command with your phone plugged into your computer:adb logcat | grep Pd
If you print things from Pd you can see them via this log.
i'm not quite sure i understand, but gonna investigate. so this would be done on linux ?
thanks again for all your work !
best
oliver