hi ppl i'm currently working on a pd project that generates txt files as part of the output and i'd like to get some assistance on how to automatically post these txt files to a web site. i have no experience whatsoever in using pd to send stuff over the net- thnkee
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moin roc,
On 30 March 2004 at 13:06:00, roc wrote:
hi ppl i'm currently working on a pd project that generates txt files as part of the output and i'd like to get some assistance on how to automatically post these txt files to a web site. i have no experience whatsoever in using pd to send stuff over the net-
[netsend] to a perl script which actually performs the post, or to some other program getting its input from a corresponding pdreceive(1)? I suppose OSC would work, too. If you're generating actual *files*, you could probably get away with just the 'shell' object (from library ???), too.
maybe have a look at the pd example from 'saywhat' (which i believe you must have on cd somewhere ;-) for an idea of how the [netsend] method might work.
i just wrote a set of perl classes for wrapping pdsend/pdreceive; i'll try and remember to upload them this evening -- let me know if you're interested.
... your idea sounds cool, though: what kind of text are you generating?
marmosets, Bryan
yo B i'll try the saywhat example. the text files collect audio analysis data from the patch, and at the same time they "are" what the patch plays back. egg-chicken thingie. it is a piece for http://www.r4nd.org if anybody is interested in the site or you have cool ideas to submit, dont hesitate to contact them. thanks! r
[netsend] to a perl script which actually performs the post, or to some other program getting its input from a corresponding pdreceive(1)? I suppose OSC would work, too. If you're generating actual *files*, you could probably get away with just the 'shell' object (from library ???), too.
maybe have a look at the pd example from 'saywhat' (which i believe you must have on cd somewhere ;-) for an idea of how the [netsend] method might work.
i just wrote a set of perl classes for wrapping pdsend/pdreceive; i'll try and remember to upload them this evening -- let me know if you're interested.
... your idea sounds cool, though: what kind of text are you generating?
marmosets, Bryan
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