no, sorry, thats really not what i am looking for, i try to be clear : on pd-linux, you have [shell] external, that executes system calls. so if you send it a message [ls -l< and connect [print] to it, you have output of command `ls -l' (long list) with output in pd window, now - window$ has something like very crippled terminal - dos prompt - you are correct, but i've never heard about how to use it from within pd. i doubt [dos-prompt] or [cmd] object for window$ exists, but i might be wrong.
wind@mikrokiko.de wrote:
the DOS-prompt ? goto start-menü - execute - type "cmd"
- if that is, what you´re looking for...
j ,.
On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 09:44:03 +0100, code code@u-turnmedia.com wrote:
hello, is there something for M$ window$ that can execute system calls, like shell ? thanks
Co.De.
On 12/14/06, code code@u-turnmedia.com wrote:
[dos-prompt] or [cmd] object for window$ exists,
is that really necessary
Maybe try cygwin with shell?
On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 11:59:57 +0100 code code@u-turnmedia.com wrote:
no, sorry, thats really not what i am looking for, i try to be clear : on pd-linux, you have [shell] external, that executes system calls. so if you send it a message [ls -l< and connect [print] to it, you have output of command `ls -l' (long list) with output in pd window, now - window$ has something like very crippled terminal - dos prompt - you are correct, but i've never heard about how to use it from within pd. i doubt [dos-prompt] or [cmd] object for window$ exists, but i might be wrong.
wind@mikrokiko.de wrote:
the DOS-prompt ? goto start-menü - execute - type "cmd"
- if that is, what you´re looking for...
j ,.
On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 09:44:03 +0100, code code@u-turnmedia.com wrote:
hello, is there something for M$ window$ that can execute system calls, like shell ? thanks
Co.De.
padawan12 a écrit :
Maybe try cygwin with shell?
Hello, I use the external [popen] and run pd with msys shell for system calls.
All the best.
Patco.
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Hi all, I found a couple of small details in the (otherwise great!) iemlib abstraction collection which I think can easily be fixed. I am using pd-extended 38.4 so maybe it is fixed more recent versions:
The "vcf_lp2~" abstraction is using "iem_cot~" which does not exist. I suppose it should be changed to "iem_cot4~" instead? The "vcf_bp2~" abstractions doesn't work - replace "vcf_filter~ rbp" with "vcf_filter~ bp2" or "vcf_filter~ rbp2"?
The rest of the filters seems to be ok although I haven't gone through all of them (quite a few!) It is easy to make a workaround by saving them at the same place as the patch that are calling them. Should I put it in the bug list? Best, Anders
If it is still broken in the latest test version, it should go into
the bug tracker:
http://autobuild.puredata.info
.hc
On Dec 14, 2006, at 12:48 PM, Anders Friberg wrote:
Hi all, I found a couple of small details in the (otherwise great!) iemlib
abstraction collection which I think can easily be fixed. I am using pd-extended 38.4 so maybe it is fixed more recent versions:The "vcf_lp2~" abstraction is using "iem_cot~" which does not
exist. I suppose it should be changed to "iem_cot4~" instead? The "vcf_bp2~" abstractions doesn't work - replace "vcf_filter~
rbp" with "vcf_filter~ bp2" or "vcf_filter~ rbp2"?The rest of the filters seems to be ok although I haven't gone
through all of them (quite a few!) It is easy to make a workaround by saving them at the same place as
the patch that are calling them. Should I put it in the bug list? Best, Anders
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