actually, it would be really great if someone could "invent" patch-chords that could say be made invisible at the flick of a switch, might be unproductively difficult though (although didn't j. sarlo do some stuff with altered patch-chords?). i use an awful lot of send/receive, throw~/catch~ objects AND i stack all my externals into lumps (they look kind of like high rise buildings), no-one would enjoy using my patches in a million years....oh well.
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pool: anyone know how i can get [pool] to retrieve a negtive int from a text file? it will store and retrieve them readily, and writes them out to file ok, but consistantly returns 0 when read back from a text file. windows && linux pool 0.1.0
pack+route: this is not really a functional problem as there is an easy workaround, but it is an anoyance (and makes litte sense). the following produces an error:
[pack f s f] | [route 1 2 3] | | $1 $2 (
$2 out of range unless i
[pack f s f] | [route 1 2 3] | [unpack s f] | | [pack s f] | | $1 $2 (
what's up with that?
thanks! -s
w/ pd 0.37.1 devel
On Sun, 2004-07-18 at 13:58, Star Morin wrote:
pool: anyone know how i can get [pool] to retrieve a negtive int from a text file? it will store and retrieve them readily, and writes them out to file ok, but consistantly returns 0 when read back from a text file. windows && linux pool 0.1.0
pack+route: this is not really a functional problem as there is an easy workaround, but it is an anoyance (and makes litte sense). the following produces an error:
[pack f s f] | [route 1 2 3] | | $1 $2 (
$2 out of range unless i
[pack f s f] | [route 1 2 3] | [unpack s f] | | [pack s f] | | $1 $2 (
what's up with that?
thanks! -s
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ah. think i've figured it out -
pool 0.1.0, pool.cpp, static C *ReadAtom(C *c,A *a) contains:
// check for word type (s = 0,1,2 ... int,float,symbol)
I s = 0;
for(; *c && !isspace(*c); ++c) {
if(!isdigit(*c))
s = (*c != '.' || s == 1)?2:1;
}
where as current pool cvs, pool.cpp has:
// check for word type (s = 0,1,2 ... int,float,symbol)
I s = 0;
for(; *c && !isspace(*c); ++c) {
if(!isdigit(*c))
if(!s && (*c == '-' || *c == '+')) {} // minus or plus is ok
else
s = (*c != '.' || s == 1)?2:1;
}
solution - use current cvs :) ether way, thanks go to Thomas Grill - [pool] is a super dope external. big ups!
-s
Hi, just as you found the cvs version does it. By the way, i just returned from vacation and will release a packaged new pool version as soon as possible.
best greetings, Thomas
PS. I have hard times postreading more than five weeks of PD list....
----- Original Message ----- From: "Star Morin" shift8@underpop.org To: pd-list@iem.at Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 10:58 PM Subject: [PD] pool and pack+route
pool: anyone know how i can get [pool] to retrieve a negtive int from a text file? it will store and retrieve them readily, and writes them out to file ok, but consistantly returns 0 when read back from a text file. windows && linux pool 0.1.0
pack+route: this is not really a functional problem as there is an easy workaround, but it is an anoyance (and makes litte sense). the following produces an error:
[pack f s f] | [route 1 2 3] | | $1 $2 (
$2 out of range unless i
[pack f s f] | [route 1 2 3] | [unpack s f] | | [pack s f] | | $1 $2 (
what's up with that?
thanks! -s
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