Try the following using "Pd version 0.37.1 devel" for linux...
1- Create a patch with a _Hslider_ controller entering a name in the
_receive-symbol_ properties box.
2- Save the patch, close and then re-open it.
3- The _receive-symbol_ variable is copied into the controller's _name_
variable.
This is reeking havoc with my patch's interface. It doesn't happen on my Window's build, nor with Vslider or any other controller that I use. Any ideas on how to get around this? Thanks.
/brad
Hallo, Brad Kligerman hat gesagt: // Brad Kligerman wrote:
1- Create a patch with a _Hslider_ controller entering a name in the
_receive-symbol_ properties box. 2- Save the patch, close and then re-open it. 3- The _receive-symbol_ variable is copied into the controller's _name_ variable.This is reeking havoc with my patch's interface. It doesn't happen on my Window's build, nor with Vslider or any other controller that I use. Any ideas on how to get around this? Thanks.
It's a (serious) bug in current CVS. I don't know another workaround than upgrading to Miller's new 0.37 test version.
ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
this should be fixed in 0.37-1 test 3...
cheers Miller
On Sun, Jan 11, 2004 at 02:04:07PM +0100, Brad Kligerman wrote:
Try the following using "Pd version 0.37.1 devel" for linux...
1- Create a patch with a _Hslider_ controller entering a name in the
_receive-symbol_ properties box. 2- Save the patch, close and then re-open it. 3- The _receive-symbol_ variable is copied into the controller's _name_ variable.This is reeking havoc with my patch's interface. It doesn't happen on my Window's build, nor with Vslider or any other controller that I use. Any ideas on how to get around this? Thanks.
/brad
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