These are objects for Pure Data. Linux binaries are included. Currently, you can download it at http://alexandre.quessy.net/?q=node/41 and if there is no objection, I would put it in the PD CVS under extensions/purex11/
[x11mouse] generates a X11 mouse event [x11key] generates a X11 keyboard event [xmms] controls the X Multimedia System [matches] matches a symbol against a Perl compatible regular expression
INSTALL
To use on Linux, add the path to this file into your ~/.pdrc invisible file. Currenly, the only one to work on Mac is [matches].
COMPILE
To compile on Debian, execute the follwing command in a terminal. It could probably work on Mac too, instlaling the packages with Fink. Tell me if ever you need it for Mac, as the makefile will need to be modified.
sudo apt-get install xlib-dev xmms-dev cd aalex11 make
LICENSE
GNU Public License )c( Copyleft 2006 Enjoy at your own risks !
Please put them in CVS, they sound useful! FYI: zexy has a regex
object called [regex], I don't know the details though. But in
general, if they have the same goal, its much better to have one
object that works and is documented really well rather than two half-
complete ones. And [pcre] might be a better name since its more
descriptive, or maybe [perl_regex].
Also the 'extensions' section of CVS is for things like new GUIs for
Pd and things like that. These objects should be in the 'externals'
section.
.hc
On Jul 14, 2006, at 10:22 PM, Alexandre Quessy wrote:
These are objects for Pure Data. Linux binaries are included. Currently, you can download it at http://alexandre.quessy.net/?q=node/41 and if there is no objection, I would put it in the PD CVS under extensions/purex11/
[x11mouse] generates a X11 mouse event [x11key] generates a X11 keyboard event [xmms] controls the X Multimedia System [matches] matches a symbol against a Perl compatible regular
expressionINSTALL
To use on Linux, add the path to this file into your ~/.pdrc
invisible file. Currenly, the only one to work on Mac is [matches].COMPILE
To compile on Debian, execute the follwing command in a terminal. It could probably work on Mac too, instlaling the packages with
Fink. Tell me if ever you need it for Mac, as the makefile will need to be
modified.sudo apt-get install xlib-dev xmms-dev cd aalex11 make
LICENSE
GNU Public License )c( Copyleft 2006 Enjoy at your own risks !
-- Alexandre Quessy http://alexandre.quessy.net
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realize his wishes. Now that he can realize them, he must either
change them, or perish. -William Carlos Williams
On Sun Jul 16, 2006 at 11:52:39AM -0400, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Please put them in CVS, they sound useful! FYI: zexy has a regex object called [regex], I don't know the details though. But in general, if they have the same goal, its much better to have one object that works and is documented really well rather than two half-complete ones. And [pcre] might be a better name since its more descriptive, or maybe [perl_regex].
i like [match]. the same name as Ruby and Javascript at least...
[matches] matches a symbol against a Perl compatible regular expression
Done ! It is now in the CVS under externals/aalex
Bug fixes :
- [matches] renamed to [pcre]
- Compiles on *MD64
aalex
On 7/16/06, Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@eds.org wrote:
Please put them in CVS, they sound useful! FYI: zexy has a regex object called [regex], I don't know the details though. But in general, if they have the same goal, its much better to have one object that works and is documented really well rather than two half- complete ones. And [pcre] might be a better name since its more descriptive, or maybe [perl_regex].
Yeah, it seems like there is no
Also the 'extensions' section of CVS is for things like new GUIs for Pd and things like that. These objects should be in the 'externals' section.
.hc
On Jul 14, 2006, at 10:22 PM, Alexandre Quessy wrote:
These are objects for Pure Data. Linux binaries are included. Currently, you can download it at http://alexandre.quessy.net/?q=node/41 and if there is no objection, I would put it in the PD CVS under extensions/purex11/
[x11mouse] generates a X11 mouse event [x11key] generates a X11 keyboard event [xmms] controls the X Multimedia System [matches] matches a symbol against a Perl compatible regular expression
INSTALL
To use on Linux, add the path to this file into your ~/.pdrc invisible file. Currenly, the only one to work on Mac is [matches].
COMPILE
To compile on Debian, execute the follwing command in a terminal. It could probably work on Mac too, instlaling the packages with Fink. Tell me if ever you need it for Mac, as the makefile will need to be modified.
sudo apt-get install xlib-dev xmms-dev cd aalex11 make
LICENSE
GNU Public License )c( Copyleft 2006 Enjoy at your own risks !
-- Alexandre Quessy http://alexandre.quessy.net
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Man has survived hitherto because he was too ignorant to know how to realize his wishes. Now that he can realize them, he must either change them, or perish. -William Carlos Williams
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