Hello eveyone, It seems like there are people interested in using Purity, so I have created a mailing list to discuss its further developments. I am ready to put some time and efforts in Purity, and even to explain basic of the Twisted library, if there are people who help me to make design decisions and to test it. You can find out how to subscribe to the mailing list by visiting the official wiki portal of Purity at http://wiki.dataflow.ws/Purity

Right now, my main issue is about dealing with the Pure Data processes on GNU/Linux. It seems like it is difficult to properly kill the pd process, since it is actually composed of 3 process, the launcher, the watchdog (?) and the GUI. Any help about how to cleanly kill the pd processes would be much appreciated. I also need testers on other OS than GNU/Linux.

About Purity

Purity is a Python library for Pure Data dynamic patching. The idea is to be able to harness the power of Pure Data for audio programming without having to use its graphical interface, and without the need to create external objects in C. Python's clear and intuitive syntax can be used with profit in order to create intricate patches with advanced string handling, graphical user interfaces and asynchronous network operations. Purity uses Twisted, an event-driven Python framework.