João Miguel Pais wrote:
there is none i know of, but it would definitely be cool btw: normally it starts at the current folder (where the patch is located) -- or are you working from within pd/bin ?
No, so that would be very useful and time-saving.
Is it possible to save a stereo file from two (equal-sized) arrays? Or, for that case, x-channel file from x arrays? I'm using t11 on xp, but I am not up-to-date on the external libraries (have none installed).
have a look at "soundfiler" (which is real pd, but maybe linux only)
If it is already implemented, what happens when the arrays aren't equal-sized? One stops before the other, or is there a loop/time rescaling process so that both end at the same time?
i haven't tried, but i really do not think, that there is any looping/rescaling thing implemented.
(continuing with arrays), is it possible to invert an array horizontaly, like instead of 0-1-2-...-9 it would be 9-8-...-0? (or also vertically, given a central point?)
you could do this with abstractions: just read out a table and write in transformedly into another one
One other item that might be cool would be the possibility of more than one send (and receive) values in objects such as bang and toggle (mainly, but also for all kinds of objects) - although that can easily be simulated with several of those objects in cascade or "receive". Would this be hard (or useful) to implement? Or similar to that, the possibility of send and receive values in individual atoms (especially for graphic beauty, it would not be necessary all those "r" and "s" boxes).
i do not think that graphic beauty is the main goal of pd-patches. i really prefer functionality. (btw: i love using iem-guis, but i really think they are overloaded with functionality. but we have discussed this already)
you can write an abstraction/subpatch, where lot's of receives are connected to a single send that sends to your graphical-object. and vice-versa
mfg.as.dr IOhannes