Hi there, I’m trying to use the mkdir command with [system] but all I get is error messages, has anyone been successful with it so far ? Thank you very much.
but all I get is error messages
Would you mind sharing the error messages? ;-) Your OS version would be helpful as well.
Christof
On 27.09.2020 18:01, David Schaffer wrote:
Hi there, I’m trying to use the mkdir command with [system] but all I get is error messages, has anyone been successful with it so far ?
Thank you very much.
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Christof Ressi wrote:
but all I get is error messages
Would you mind sharing the error messages? ;-)
i guess what christof is pointing at is that [system] doesn't give us any error messages at all ;-)
([system] is avery minimalist object, as far as i can guess from a look at the source code).
@David:
you have to use double backslashes as path seperators. single backslashes are just used to escape special characters in PD.
so, to create a directory called my_temp on partition D, you would write:
[mkdir D:\my_temp( | [system]
Your OS version would be
helpful as well.
must be windows, right ? i don't think [system] even loads in OSX or LINUX
best
oliver
I used [motex/system] in a recent project because it was the only object that can create directories in Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. So I can confirm it loads and works on all platforms. But yes...it's very minimal, doesn't report errors, and you have to deal with backlashes for the Windows case.
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 2:03 PM oliver oliver@klingt.org wrote:
Christof Ressi wrote:
but all I get is error messages
Would you mind sharing the error messages? ;-)
i guess what christof is pointing at is that [system] doesn't give us any error messages at all ;-)
([system] is avery minimalist object, as far as i can guess from a look at the source code).
@David:
you have to use double backslashes as path seperators. single backslashes are just used to escape special characters in PD.
so, to create a directory called my_temp on partition D, you would write:
[mkdir D:\my_temp( | [system]
Your OS version would be
helpful as well.
must be windows, right ? i don't think [system] even loads in OSX or LINUX
best
oliver
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The ceammc library have a [system.exec] object which can run external command in separate process with output for every OS.
Le lun. 28 sept. 2020 à 03:14, William Brent william.brent@gmail.com a écrit :
I used [motex/system] in a recent project because it was the only object that can create directories in Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. So I can confirm it loads and works on all platforms. But yes...it's very minimal, doesn't report errors, and you have to deal with backlashes for the Windows case.
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 2:03 PM oliver oliver@klingt.org wrote:
Christof Ressi wrote:
but all I get is error messages
Would you mind sharing the error messages? ;-)
i guess what christof is pointing at is that [system] doesn't give us any error messages at all ;-)
([system] is avery minimalist object, as far as i can guess from a look at the source code).
@David:
you have to use double backslashes as path seperators. single backslashes are just used to escape special characters in PD.
so, to create a directory called my_temp on partition D, you would write:
[mkdir D:\my_temp( | [system]
Your OS version would be
helpful as well.
must be windows, right ? i don't think [system] even loads in OSX or LINUX
best
oliver
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Raphael Isdant wrote:
The ceammc library have a [system.exec] object which can run external command in separate process with output for every OS.
hi, just tried it on PD 0.51.2 (64bit), Windows 7
i can't seem to load this library
"C:\Program Files\Pd\extra\ceammc\ceammc.m_amd64: couldn't load"
what is your system / PD version ?
Best
Oliver
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