On Do, 2005-06-16 at 11:42 +0200, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
You can load/make PD-Patches with python (xmlrpc) and drive pd with -nogui or you use pdsend in a shell. But I think really building patches without the PD GUI will be a little bit hard ...
well, i think mart is not talking about a pd without a gui but about a pd with a simpler (text) ui, which would nevertheless allow patching.
i think the answer is unfortunately "no", there is no such thing (except if you can do patching with a text-editor, but this again is no pd "gui")
hello,
...yes: what would be handy to have is a realtime interface where i can patch connection between objects (i think creating objects in a text environment may not be too complicated...) ...and have some meters and slides (like alsamixer)
but I think it will be also ok to develop the patch on a fast machine, send it over to the XBOX or whatever low-performance host start pd with no-gui and have an external interface (which i will have to write first, probably) which communicates with PD in some way (pd send , OSC) maybe i can rip code from alsamixer and make it send out values via pdsend...
or is it possible to have the pd-server running on one machine (without gui) and control it from antoher with the pd GUI?
thanks mart