dear list,
i encountered some strange behavior with pd-0.37 (tcltk8.4) on a debian box today: when i create a (delay 3000) object it works fine, but when i "dublicate" it via Ctl-D the copy has no 3000 msec delay, it just outputs the bang immediately. Has anyone else observed this? Plus, a friend of mine encountered the same problem with netsend (or was it -receive?).
Best wishes,
Peter~
hi,
I read:
i encountered some strange behavior with pd-0.37 (tcltk8.4) on a debian box today: when i create a (delay 3000) object it works fine, but when i "dublicate" it via Ctl-D the copy has no 3000 msec delay, it just outputs the bang immediately.
hmmm cannot reproduece this with neither devel_0.37 nor miller's 0.37, that is on debian ppc with tcl8.4
Plus, a friend of mine encountered the same problem with netsend (or was it -receive?).
well for netreceive it's obvious - if you have one [netreceive portno] in your patch already, a copy of it simply cannot get hold of the same port number - could that be the problem ?
HTH
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plessas@sbox.tugraz.at wrote:
dear list,
i encountered some strange behavior with pd-0.37 (tcltk8.4) on a debian box today: when i create a (delay 3000) object it works fine, but when i "dublicate" it via Ctl-D the copy has no 3000 msec delay, it just outputs the bang immediately.
no, on my system (debian, pd-0.37-1 compiled from source (miller). tcl/tk-8.4) it works perfect. are you, by chance, sending a number (e.g. 0) instead of a bang ?
see you tonight
mfg.a.rd IOhannes
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