i'm wondering if it is possible to have multiply colored arrays inside of one table. i recently got the hang of having multiple arrays in one table, and i'm wondering if i can have each array with seperate colors.
like this? http://whats-your.name/pd/gui/lg.html ...
another question.. i'd like to resize the width and the height of tables on the fly (conceivably with sliders??).. i know i can right click on a table and go to properties and change the width and height inside of there, and then click 'ok' and then my table resizes. this is tedious and cumbersome. it would be nice to have each width and height have it's own control (slider??) and as well as have either of those "locked" to each other as to keep the same 'aspect ratio'. in essence giving the effect of a 'zoomable' table.
like this? http://whats-your.name/pd/gui/lg2.html ...
note to the tk haters: tk rocks.. note to the tk lovers: BLT is great..
as always, payments or feature suggestions are accepted...
c
heh this is great. thanks carmen. can i have an audio-waveform as an array inside lg as well? ... so i can get the 'feeling' of drawing envelops on top of a waveform?
did lg already do all these things?
#dataflow @ freenode rules.
-andy
ix@replic.net wrote:
i'm wondering if it is possible to have multiply colored arrays inside of one table. i recently got the hang of having multiple arrays in one table, and i'm wondering if i can have each array with seperate colors.
like this? http://whats-your.name/pd/gui/lg.html ...
another question.. i'd like to resize the width and the height of tables on the fly (conceivably with sliders??).. i know i can right click on a table and go to properties and change the width and height inside of there, and then click 'ok' and then my table resizes. this is tedious and cumbersome. it would be nice to have each width and height have it's own control (slider??) and as well as have either of those "locked" to each other as to keep the same 'aspect ratio'. in essence giving the effect of a 'zoomable' table.
like this? http://whats-your.name/pd/gui/lg2.html ...
note to the tk haters: tk rocks.. note to the tk lovers: BLT is great..
as always, payments or feature suggestions are accepted...
c
hi carmen,
ix@replic.net wrote: ...
note to the tk lovers: BLT is great..
indeed it is... I have some questions, though, and need help.
Is it maintained anymore? There is a problem, which I think was posted into their bug db over 2 years ago, with accessing vectors in a namespace through the array syntax. I need vectors to be plugged as graph variables, and want them in a namespace, because that seems like the best way of storing the state of toxy widget instances.
How should Tcl packages be installed by Windows Pd users that might not even be aware of Tcl existence?
Is there a simple generic design possible for synchronizing Tcl containers with Pd containers, without transferring the entire contents after any mouse movement? For example, if there is a widget defined in "editor.wid", it may be instantiated as [widget editor ...], and interfaced by invoking its @-handlers. There should also be a generic mechanism for implementing editable container Pd objects with direct access to the edited data, while using the widget definition in "editor.wid" for appearance (either on a canvas, or in a separate window), and control.
Krzysztof