On Thu, 26 Jul 2001, Ricardo Climent wrote:
pd-new connect 7 0 0 0; // turn on audio; pd dsp 1; // and ... control it the first word is the name of the receive above; freq 500 4000; // that's it, there will be several things to figure out, but by writing; // this patch down in ascii I get the feeling that coding pd in lisp; // will be a killer ... defininitely.; // we will be able to automate lots of things I had to do by hand here;
I can�t remember who wrote this quote as part of the documentation to write PD patches without the GUI. What do you mean with 'coding pd in clisp will be a killer'? Could you provide an clisp example to write pd-nogui files?
The pdscript file was actually intended for someone who asked how to use the pd audio engine from within a scripting language. As Damien (is it Damien or Henry ?) pointed out it is not lisp specific, any language could be used to setup a patch and control it from the language afterwards. Instead of using sockets you can use stdout and pipe it to pdsend.
Guenter