Hi,
just to report an error while trying to initialize the Plugins Plugin in
W7, with Pd-ext-0.43:
UNHANDLED ERROR: invalid command name ".menubar.media.preferences"
while executing
"$mymenu add command -label [_ "Plugins..."] -command
{create_plugins_window}"
("uplevel" body line 177)
invoked from within
"uplevel #0 $tclcode"
FAILED TO LOAD
C:/jmmmp/elektronik/pd-jmp/INSTALLATION/plugins/plugins-plugin.tcl
On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 12:47 PM, João Pais jmmmpais@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
just to report an error while trying to initialize the Plugins Plugin in W7, with Pd-ext-0.43:
UNHANDLED ERROR: invalid command name ".menubar.media.preferences" while executing "$mymenu add command -label [_ "Plugins..."] -command {create_plugins_window}" ("uplevel" body line 177) invoked from within "uplevel #0 $tclcode" FAILED TO LOAD C:/jmmmp/elektronik/pd-jmp/**INSTALLATION/plugins/plugins-*
*plugin.tcl
Thanks for the report! I've uploaded a quick bugfix to adapt to the new menu structure: there is no Media->Preferences (or Apple->Preferences) any more, so the plugin will appear in Media (or Apple).
Please note that this version still uses the deprecated method of disabling plugins by putting them in subdirectories called "disabled". This means that new subdirectories called "disabled" will be created where file permissions are sufficient. It will affect every user on the system. A new version shall make use of the "::pd_guiprefs" system instead. I'll try to give it a shot today or in the next days.
András
Thanks for the report! I've uploaded a quick bugfix to adapt to the new menu structure: there is no Media->Preferences (or Apple->Preferences) any more, so the plugin
will appear in Media (or Apple).Please note that this version still uses the deprecated method of
disabling plugins by putting them in subdirectories called "disabled". This means that new subdirectories called "disabled" will be created where file permissions are sufficient. It will affect every user on the system. A new version shall make use of the "::pd_guiprefs" system instead. I'll try to give it a shot today or in the next days.
so you mean, it pays up to wait for it, then? I'm new to 0.43, and I put
the plugins in a folder in my electronic section, away from windows'
standard system/user folders.
João
On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 4:55 PM, João Pais jmmmpais@googlemail.com wrote:
Thanks for the report!
I've uploaded a quick bugfix to adapt to the new menu structure: there is no Media->Preferences (or Apple->Preferences) any more, so the plugin will appear in Media (or Apple).
Please note that this version still uses the deprecated method of disabling plugins by putting them in subdirectories called "disabled". This means that new subdirectories called "disabled" will be created where file permissions are sufficient. It will affect every user on the system. A new version shall make use of the "::pd_guiprefs" system instead. I'll try to give it a shot today or in the next days.
so you mean, it pays up to wait for it, then? I'm new to 0.43, and I put the plugins in a folder in my electronic section, away from windows' standard system/user folders.
João
Well i guess it doesn't pay up to wait anymore :) The pd_guiprefs mechanism is a tiny bit less handy than I expected so this will still take some more time for me. In the meantime I suggest that you get the oldstyle, but hopefully working version at http://puredata.info/downloads/plugins-plugin/releases/0.1.20120518 (of course if you can live with those extra directories).
András
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João Pais