Hallo, Federico hat gesagt: // Federico wrote:
I tried running pdx7 (taken from footils.org) but I get some errors:
mtx_*~ 2 6 ... couldn't create ...
mtx_*~ is the replacement object for matrix~ in the current iemmatrix as it is in CVS, so I guess, you are not running the latest iemmatrix? It also might be that you need to build and load iemmatrix as a library, because "mtx_*~ is a strange name. Maybe IOhannes knows more?
Do you have "matrix~"? You could replace [mtx_*~] with [matrix~], however then you also need to adapt the arguments and connections according to this comment from mtx_mul~.c:
/* arguments parsing:
- this might depend on whether we are creating an object
- [mtx_*~], [matrix~] or [matrix_mul_line~]
- [mtx_*~ [#out [#in [time]]]]: in1=matrix; in2-in(#in+1)=signals; in(#in+2)=time
- [matrix~ [#in [#out [time]]]]: in1-in(#in)=signals; in(#in+1)=matrix; in(#in+2)=time
- [matrix_mul_line~ [#in [#out [time]]]]: in1=matrix; in1=time; in1-in(#in):=signals
- furthermore:
- [mtx_*~] and [matrix_mul_line~] : O^=A*I^
- [matrix~] : O^'=I^'*B
- with "matrix=(A or B)" and "A=B'"
*/
Unfortunatly [mtx_*~] doesn't have a help patch.
- OSC-route: float arguments are not OK
OSCroute $1 ... couldn't create ...
If you load the help file, this shouldn't happen. rrad.pdx7~.pd is intended to become part of the RRADical collection, so you need to create it with a first argument starting with a slash to use the OSC and state-saving functionality of RRADical. If you don't supply a /argument, then you will get this error message and you will not be able to use OSC or state saving. Everything else should continue to work.
pdx7.save.pd 3 1 2 0 (canvas->outlet) connection failed
This is the [OSCroute $1] from above that wasn't created, because $1 is empty is 0 and thus a float argument that is "not OK", as far as OSCroute is concerned.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__