Hi Frank & the list,
Ive actually made a PD/GrIPD chat client when i was bored at work a
couple
months ago,
I'd *love* to see this.
I just got back to school, went and looked for it, unfortunatly, i couldnt find it anymore. Just some very early prototypes that only did the link between GriPD & PD.
Basically what it did was the following: the textbox object in GriPD is excellent, cause you can use that as the part of the chat client that you type your message on.
You then put into your pd path an [r keystroke] folowed by [unpack 0 0] and then [select 13] have that bang to a message {send} which connects to [s rtextbox0] This outputs the textbox0 contents. You can then just ahve a [r stextbox0] at the receiving end, and put that in a [s rtext0] so that GriPD displays that in a separate box. (also connect this to [print send:] so that you can review your previous messages.
Now if you have more then one user, make some radio buttons in GriPD, connect these radio buttons in your pd patch to some ip's and yer done. ofcourse you have to setup netreceive.
Anton ps Ill ask some former co-workers if they still use/have the patch.
Hallo, Anton Woldhek hat gesagt: // Anton Woldhek wrote:
Hi Frank & the list,
Ive actually made a PD/GrIPD chat client when i was bored at work a
couple
months ago,
I'd *love* to see this.
I just got back to school, went and looked for it, unfortunatly, i couldnt find it anymore. Just some very early prototypes that only did the link between GriPD & PD.
Basically what it did was the following: the textbox object in GriPD is excellent, cause you can use that as the part of the chat client that you type your message on.
You then put into your pd path an [r keystroke] folowed by [unpack 0 0] and then [select 13] have that bang to a message {send} which connects to [s rtextbox0] This outputs the textbox0 contents. You can then just ahve a [r stextbox0] at the receiving end, and put that in a [s rtext0] so that GriPD displays that in a separate box. (also connect this to [print send:] so that you can review your previous messages.
I guess I probably misunderstood you: I thought you had created a Pd interface to *IRC* chat, so that someone using Mirc, BitchX or whatever chat client would be able to control Pd over an IRC chat network...
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
I guess I probably misunderstood you: I thought you had created a Pd interface to *IRC* chat, so that someone using Mirc, BitchX or whatever chat client would be able to control Pd over an IRC chat network...
WOW, id *love* to see THAT :) Gimme Gimme, j/k...
its an intresting idea though. Would it be possible without any new externals for PD you think?
Anton
Anton Woldhek wrote:
I guess I probably misunderstood you: I thought you had created a Pd interface to *IRC* chat, so that someone using Mirc, BitchX or whatever chat client would be able to control Pd over an IRC chat network...
WOW, id *love* to see THAT :) Gimme Gimme, j/k...
its an intresting idea though. Would it be possible without any new externals for PD you think?
yep, sure, the only point here is to write a bot ( perl preferred ) that sends messages to pd....eZ....
sevy
Anton
PD-list mailing list PD-list@iem.at http://iem.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pd-list
yep, sure, the only point here is to write a bot ( perl preferred ) that sends messages to pd....eZ....
Cool, ill ask some IRC buddies if they wanna have a go at it, maybe even somebody @ #pure-data on Efnet, although discussion there rarely future PD.
Anton
On Wed, 18 Feb 2004, Frank Barknecht wrote:
I guess I probably misunderstood you: I thought you had created a Pd interface to *IRC* chat, so that someone using Mirc, BitchX or whatever chat client would be able to control Pd over an IRC chat network...
Btw, another bad (ass) hack of mine...:
http://artengine.ca/gridflow/gallery/purebot.gif
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju