there are some new externals for pd_linux and pd_nt available:
(FIR-,IIR-filters and editable gui-objects).
thomas musil
Hello all,
After quite a bit of fiddling, I finally managed to get my MIDI situation under control. Thank you all for the helpful suggestions.
After I put the iem externals into my newly installed pd .33, i started getting the message "Consistency check failed: glob_intifromgui". Is this occurring because these externs were written for pd .32 patch 1, and is it something i need to be concerned about?
Thanks, Greg
Thomas Musil wrote:
there are some new externals for pd_linux and pd_nt available:
(FIR-,IIR-filters and editable gui-objects).
thomas musil
-- Greg Rippin, Graduate Assistant Music Technology Program New York University 35 West 4th Street, Suite 777 New York, NY 10012
phone 212-998-5422 fax 212-995-4043 musictechgrad.info@nyu.edu www.nyu.edu
hi,
pd.tk file from iemlib was designed for Pd.32, while somewhere in between version .32p1 and .32p5 there was introduced a 7th font size to Pd. The only trouble I can think of, apart from the error message itself, is that the fonts in object boxes should look rather nasty.
So your solutions are: a. stay where you are; b. use the original pd.tk file from .33 (and loose properties dialogs in iemlib) or c. patch the iemlib pd.tk file.
Btw. there seems to be a small bug in dealing with default fonts in sys_startgui() of s_inter.c causing the message you describe to appear (with no other consequences?) when you start Pd with a -nogui option.
Krzysztof
Greg Rippin wrote: ...
After I put the iem externals into my newly installed pd .33, i started getting the message "Consistency check failed: glob_intifromgui". Is this occurring because these externs were written for pd .32 patch 1, and is it something i need to be concerned about?
->So your solutions are: a. stay where you are; b. use the original pd.tk ->file from .33 (and loose properties dialogs in iemlib) or c. patch the ->iemlib pd.tk file.
i did a patch of pd.tk for .32p6 (or 5???) it works with all the array-dialogs and iemlib-properties. i didn`t test it with .33 so far, but if someone needs ist, just drop me a line. best regards d13b
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Greg Rippin wrote:
} After I put the iem externals into my newly installed pd .33, i started } getting the message "Consistency check failed: glob_intifromgui".
I've just started using pd and I'm having this problem as well, though I haven't done anything with externals. I'm running pd .33 (no patch-1, I think) on Windows 2000. As mentioned in another post, fonts/opened patches look horrible when this happens. The odd thing is that it doesn't happen every time I start pd and there doesn't seem to be anything specific that causes the problem. Usually, I can just quit pd, restart, and then no error message. Any ideas?
Jeremy
hi,
it looks like some (missing?) fonts are causing trouble in tcl/tk, but this is a crude guess, as I have no win2k installation to check.
Anyway this can happen if some of $width or $height parameters sent to 'pd init' (ie. glob_initfromgui()) are empty. Any tcl/tk guru to help?
Krzysztof
(Of course I was mistaken mentioning the 7th Pd font size in my previous post. There are still 6 font sizes (or "font slots") but they are now chosen from among 7 "host fonts" defined in pd.tk -- sorry.)
Jeremy Bratton wrote:
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Greg Rippin wrote:
} After I put the iem externals into my newly installed pd .33, i started } getting the message "Consistency check failed: glob_intifromgui".
I've just started using pd and I'm having this problem as well, though I haven't done anything with externals. I'm running pd .33 (no patch-1, I think) on Windows 2000. As mentioned in another post, fonts/opened patches look horrible when this happens. The odd thing is that it doesn't happen every time I start pd and there doesn't seem to be anything specific that causes the problem. Usually, I can just quit pd, restart, and then no error message. Any ideas?
Jeremy
-
d13t3r -
Greg Rippin -
Jeremy Bratton -
Krzysztof Czaja -
Thomas Musil