Hello!
With 0.35t17 I'm getting this strange output from pd
invalid command name "t8110828"
and
invalid command name "t8111558"
while closing a patch.
Yesterday I got something like
invalid command name "x_set"
and
invalid command name "tx_set"
when saving a patch (maybe I was closing it aswell).
In both cases I recall copying and pasting before closing or saving of the patch. Sometimes I can reproduce it with copy, paste, paste, delete of some selected region and then closing without saving.
I can't find this kinf of error inside pd, so I guess it's TCL/TK.
The other random problem is that sometimes I can't delete any cord in edit mode. And even switching from and to edit mode can't help me. I can still delete objects. The only solution is to save a patch and restat pd. I've been seeing this for some time now in 0.35test series not sure about 0.34.
Debian gnu/linux testing (woody) tcl8.3 8.3.3-7 tk8.3 8.3.3-8
Miha...
- Miha Tomšiè --- C. na postajo 55 -- SI-1351 Brezovica pri Lj. --- SLOVENIA -
The other random problem is that sometimes I can't delete any cord in edit mode. And even switching from and to edit mode can't help me. I can still delete objects. The only solution is to save a patch and restat pd. I've been seeing this for some time now in 0.35test series not sure about 0.34.
I get this problem too, occasionally..
Hi
Try Ctrl-r (or, for the mouse oriented: Edit->Protect). I accidentally stumbled across this one day. It seems obvious that I'm not the only one who had the problem of accidentally deleting patchcords while rearranging patches (right Miller?). And it was probably much faster to code than undo ;-)
-- Orm
Am Donnerstag, den 25. April 2002 um 16:12:59 Uhr (-0500) schrieb Ben Saylor:
The other random problem is that sometimes I can't delete any cord in edit mode. And even switching from and to edit mode can't help me. I can still delete objects. The only solution is to save a patch and restat pd. I've been seeing this for some time now in 0.35test series not sure about 0.34.
I get this problem too, occasionally..
Hello!
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 08:31:40 +0200 Orm Finnendahl finnendahl@folkwang-hochschule.de wrote:> Try Ctrl-r (or, for the mouse oriented: Edit->Protect). I accidentally> stumbled across this one day. It seems obvious that I'm not the only> one who had the problem of accidentally deleting patchcords while> rearranging patches (right Miller?). And it was probably much faster> to code than undo ;-)
Thanks. I guess this is it. I must have accidentally hit Ctrl-r.
Miha...
- Miha Tomšiè --- C. na postajo 55 -- SI-1351 Brezovica pri Lj. --- SLOVENIA -
-
Ben Saylor -
Miha Tomšič -
Orm Finnendahl