On Mar 31, 2006, at 12:24 AM, Thomas Ouellet Fredericks wrote:

At the end of this mail is an example of my .pdsettings
My pd rests at /usr/lib/pd
I use a Debian package of PD, and compile some stuff, but I pick in your compiled pd-extended externals often. Congratulations on the great job.

Thanks, its actually the collected effort of many, many people. I guess I am the most visible since I most recently put a big chunk of work in.

I do not understand your loading of folders as libs (like toxy, cyclone, hid, etc..). Is this a kind of hack so that Pd searches those folders for the external?

Yeah, is a hack I call libdirs that I plan on developing further into a generic library format for objects written in any language, C, C++, Pd, C#, python, whatever. This would be in conjunction with Thomas' loader extension and things like the Common Language Runtime API for Pd that was recently announced.

Here is some documentation about the idea and what's actually implemented:

http://puredata.org/docs/developer/Libdir

Once Pd goes up a version I will switch to you pd-extended and try to help.

Excellent! The more, the merrier :)

Tom

.pdsettings contents follows:

Cool, just what I needed to fix up the script. Try this .pdsettings file:

.hc

audioapi: 2
noaudioin: False
audioindev1: 0 2
noaudioout: False
audiooutdev1: 0 2
audiobuf: 50
rate: 44100
nomidiin: True
nomidiout: True
path1: /usr/lib/pd/extra
path2: /usr/lib/pd/extra/gridflow/pd_abstractions
npath: 2
standardpath: 1
verbose: 0
loadlib1: Gem
loadlib2: pdp
loadlib3: zexy
loadlib4: gridflow
loadlib5: ascii
nloadlib: 5
defeatrt: 0
flags:

On 3/30/06, Hans-Christoph Steiner < hans@eds.org> wrote:

Or even better you could write a .pdsettings file that loads each lib/
libdir in Pd-extended and send it to me to include in future
packages.  I already have such a file for Mac OS X and Windows, but I
haven't had a chance to make one for GNU/Linux.

Here's the list of libs included in Pd-extended:

Gem cyclone zexy cxc ext13 fftease hid iemabs iemmatrix liblist list-
abs mapping mar
kex maxlib memento mjlib motex oscx pddp pdogg pdp pidip pixeltango
pmpd rradical sigpack smlib toxy unauthorized vasp vbap xsample

This script automatically generates the Mac OS X and Windows one:

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/pure-data/scripts/generate-pd-
settings-files.sh?rev=1.2&view=log

Probably the best solution would be to add the code to make this
script also generate a .pd-settings file for GNU/Linux.

.hc

On Mar 30, 2006, at 11:16 AM, Thomas Ouellet Fredericks wrote:

> You could dump all the externals that are in the subdirectories back
> into the extra directory or you could add all the subdirectory paths
> to your Path... submenu in PD.
>
> Tom
>
> On 3/30/06, Rich E <reakinator@gmail.com > wrote:
>> Could anyone help me get the linux Pd-extended examples working?
>> I have
>> both 38.4-RC8 and 39.2-test1 running, but with the same problem:
>> none of
>> the externals in the example patches are found.  I can use the
>> externals in
>> pd/extra/ but most of the externals that are in subdirectories are
>> not
>> locatable within Pd.
>>
>>  Everything installs smoothly...and there doesn't seem to be any
>> libraries
>> that need to be loaded.. I'm stuck.
>>
>>  Thanks for any help,
>>  Richie
>>
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