You are right, it is not pd-extended (sorry). I will load libraries at startup then.
Thanks for the tip.

On Sun, Jun 20, 2010 at 8:52 PM, Claude Heiland-Allen <claudiusmaximus@goto10.org> wrote:

On 20/06/10 17:58, manecante wrote:

hi,
i don't know why import object can't create under puredyne-9.11,
pd-extended 0.42.

Puredyne 9.11 by default comes with puredata + externals, not pd-extended - so to be sure, you did uninstall puredata and install pd-extended instead?

Any clue?

Apart from that, [import] is built into pd-extended's pd as far as I can tell, because it modifies some core internals.  So it's impossible for [import] to work with vanilla puredata's pd.  Having said that, if you configure pd to load libraries at startup (as the live Puredyne distro does), you don't need import, and if the "can't create" messages annoy you you might create a dummy [import] abstraction that does nothing (because it can't do anything useful anyway).

Hopefully with the next+1 release of pd-extended [1], all the externals will be modular so it's possible that Puredyne will at that point include both puredata and pd-extended.

[1] http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-dev/2010-06/015462.html

Thank you,
delphine

Thanks,


Claude
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