Hi Rene,
AFAICT, the problem actually is with your flags. The .pdrc should probably look like this:
-lib Gem -path /Library/Application\ Support/Pd/Gem
or
-lib Gem -path "/Library/Application\ Support/Pd/Gem"
or
-lib Gem -path "/Library/Application Support/Pd/Gem"
Where "-lib" is the name of theexternal you want to load on startup, and "-path" adds another path which PD will search for any external or abstraction you call.
I am still not sure how the OSX shell handles these things, but one of these combinations will surely give you victory.
See if that helps, derek
rene beekman wrote:
in any case, just tried this: -lib "/Library/Application\ Support/Pd/Gem" and it renders the error: "/Library/Application\: can't load library
the path in the terminal is "/Library/Application Support/Pd/" (___with "") cd "/Library/Application Support/Pd/" in the terminal gets me there. with a .pdrc that looks like this: -lib "/Library/Application Support/Pd/Gem" the error is: "/Library/Application: can't load library