ola.

i think you can do it with scrolllist.. not playlist, hehe..

saludos, sevy

patco wrote:

hello for the first part you can do it with two externals and a patch called folderglider that is outputting all the files needed in a directory in a whole, you can find it in here: http://whats-your.name/pd/folderglider.pd The first external needed is required by folderglider and is called tot, if you haven't got the pd-extended version you can it here: http://suita.chopin.edu.pl/~czaja/miXed/externs/toxy.html the other external is coll and would be used for storing the soundfiles name and directories with an index for each one, you can find it in cyclone library here: http://suita.chopin.edu.pl/~czaja/miXed/externs/cyclone.html For the second part you might do it with the bang sent by coll when it has arrived at the end of the stored data list, but i don't know how it could be done with a random playlist reading. I hope it helps.

patco.

*/Elie Zananiri eliezed@videotron.ca/* a écrit :

Hi all,

I am having some trouble creating a pd patch and I was wondering if
anyone could help me out. I'm trying to create a patch that gets
input from the serial port and if the number is high enough it starts
playing one of many predefined playlists at random.

I am having a couple of problems with this.

The first is that I have no idea how to create a playlist. The way I
have it going so far is that I have a chain of readsf~ and del
objects opening and playing each sound in sequence but I'm sure there
is a better way to do this. Is there some sort of list object that I
can populate with paths to sound files and that will go through them
one at a time, waiting until they are done before going to the
next one?

The second problem is that I want the part of the patch that takes
care of initiating the playing of a playlist (random and select
objects) to be disabled when one of the playlists is playing, and
then enabled again once a playlist is done. How can I do this?

I am attaching my patch so far in case anyone wants to take a look.

Thanks for the help,

-Elie

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Martin Peach wrote:

I've never needed to use any /export flag. I'm using Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition Beta (because it was free as in beer), which looks like a limited version of VS8. If the project is set up to make a dll, I think the only other thing to check is that you have MSW defined somewhere before you include m_pd.h, because VS defines _MSC_VER_ and _WIN32, but not MSW or NT.

Martin

newb question - i'm using VS8 (VS.net 2005), and getting a bunch of unresolved externals '__imp__post', '__imp__pd_new', '__imp__class_doaddfloat' etc. trying to link an external dll.

i'm assuming this means i have to link with some kind of pd.lib. whereabouts can i get this from?