Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Looks interesting, it would be much easier for us to test it if you
check it into packages/patches, then it'll be in all the autobuilds. :D
yes, feel free to add it :-)
I have two comments on it:
- Instead of having an 'entry' for each line, I think there should be
a scrollable text field of fixed size, like 10 elements or so. Then
that textfield can handle unlimited numbers of paths. Then there
would be a + and - button to add and remove things.
yes of course. however it was too complicated for my limited knowledge of tcl/tk and time.
- instead of having pd_startup0 thru pd_startupN as global variables,
it seems like it would be much cleaner if pd_startup (and pd_path for
that matter) were array or list references.
again my limited skills! btw, "pd_startup" and "pd_path" _are_ list references. i just didn't bother how to add elements of a global list variable as storage for the text entries.
the good thing is that with my patch, at least the infrastructure at the C-side is independent of the number of paths.
just take my code and modify it to your needs.
fgma.r IOhannes