On Sun, 15 Sep 2002, _-¯-_ wrote:
| |The "trick" is to allways have a console-window open.
or 20 .. so its never far .. ;)
I agree about that. :)
| |You can use "xterm" with the "-e" option. Like this: |"xterm -e pd -alsa", which first starts an xterm console which again |runs pd with alsa.
yeah but the problem with -e might be that if pd quits/crashes/etc, the xterm will disappear as well instantly and with it all maybe valuable debugging information...
It can be solved by starting a shell after pd is finished. I cant think of any way to do that in a single-command line right now, but to make a shellscript that starts pd first and starts a shell right after should work. If he just run the following:
echo "#!/bin/sh" >/bin/pd echo "/usr/local/bin/pd $@" >>/bin/pd echo "bash" >>/bin/pd chmod a+rx /bin/pd
I guess it should work.