hi i didnt replace the tk-file and just added the libraries to the startup-script, this was enough. in the abs-folder of the iemlib are lots of filters. marius.

Am Freitag, 16. November 2001 04:56 schrieb Larry Troxler:

Hi - looking for a higher order filter than lop~. I see that there is a filter~ object in iemlib, but are there others?

Also, concerning iemlib, I am a little confused because it seems that some, but not all, of these objects (the graphics ones, for example) have been incorporated into the core PD (like bng, vu, etc.). But others aren't, like for++ and filter~.

What does this mean concerning iemlib? Is it still suggested to build iemlib and load it as a library? If so, what happens to the objects that seem to have been already moved into the base PD? Will this cause conflicts?

Also, assuming that answer is that yes, I should use iemlib: does the Tk replacement procedure suggested in the readme (which, BTW, is missing from the iemlib tarball, but only available seperately - shouldn't this be put in the iemlib tarball as well?) apply to the present and future versions of PD, or only to the PD-0.32 version mentioned in the readme?

Thanks in advance

Larry Troxler