Hi IOhannes,
For me running the following script from the shell works perfectly
running PD with several instances.
Hope this helps?
Salut,
Markus
#!/bin/sh
current_dir=${0%/*}
cd $current_dir
echo $current_dir
PD_INST="/Applications/Pd.app/Contents/Resources" PD_PATCH="" PD_AUDIO="-r 44100 -audiobuf 46 -channels 8" PD_MIDI="-mididev 1" PD_PATH1="-path yourpath" PD_PATH2="-path ${PD_INST}/extra/iemabs" PD_LIB1="-lib yourlibs -lib yourlibs" PD_LIB2=" "
echo starting pd ... ${PD_INST}/bin/pd ${PD_AUDIO} ${PD_MIDI} ${PD_OPTIONS} ${PD_PATH1} $ {PD_PATH2} ${PD_LIB1} ${PD_LIB2} ${PD_PATCH}
On Jan 28, 2008, at 11:40 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Steffen Juul wrote:
On 28/01/2008, at 10.45, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
is there a way to open 2 instances of Pd (0.41) on os-x?
Yes, if you run the executable from a CLI, fx. Terminal(.app).
so i have to directly run the executable and _not_ the application.
e.g. "% open /Users/me/Desktop/Pd-0.41" will NOT work but, this will work: "% /Users/me/Desktop/Pd-0.41/Contents/MacOS/Pd" as well as "% /Users/me/Desktop/Pd-0.41/Contents/Ressources/bin/pd"
correct?
fmga.sdr IOhannes
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