On Jan 3, 2008, at 8:16 PM, Martin Peach wrote:
Patrice Colet wrote:
Martin Peach a écrit :
Martin Peach wrote:
can't read "box_outline": no such variable can't read "msg_nlet": no such variable can't read "msg_nlet": no such variable can't read "msg_nlet": no such variable can't read "text_color": no such variable can't read "cursor_runmode_nothing": no such variableI checked it on linux and it seems the only difference between the windows and linux versions is that the variables that are set in pd.tk and referenced from pd via sys_vgui() aren't being found, so nothing gets drawn on the canvas.
Martin
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Hello, you just rock, can I ask which debbuger you use on win32?
I just opened a cygwin terminal, navigated to the Program\ Files/pd/ bin directory and typed ./pd > pd.txt so the stdout output went to pd.txt, If you just type ./pd the stdout text doesn't appear anywhere, I guess that's another bug. Also, running ./pd -d1 to get the gui traffic only works if it's done from a .bat file, and then it prints to the terminal window, not
the log file (because it's going to stderr instead of stdout). You can also add puts statements to pd.tk to get some idea of what's going on in there. The difficult bit now is figuring out how to send tcl commands through sysvgui in pd to find out what namespace pdtcl thinks it's is in, without recompiling pd.Martin
Did you try running pd.com? It launches Pd with a cmd.exe shell, so
you can read stdout.
.hc
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