Hi all, I have a stream of lists that I run through something like [unpack s f f f f] The lists are generated by a python script and send to pd over a network socket. Every now and then I get 'unpack: type mismatch', but afaict my script should send the all lists in the same format. Is there a way to 'catch' the offending lists for debugging? thanks, Tim
Hi Tim -
Mathieu's "unpost" object apparently hijacks printout and sends it back to the patch in a particularly elegant way, using ths sys_printhook variable in Pd. his object is written for his own variant of Pd and would have to be slightly adapted for either vanilla or for pd extended... the source is only 50-ish lines so it would be doable.
cheers Miller
On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 11:37:54PM +0200, tim vets wrote:
Hi all, I have a stream of lists that I run through something like [unpack s f f f f] The lists are generated by a python script and send to pd over a network socket. Every now and then I get 'unpack: type mismatch', but afaict my script should send the all lists in the same format. Is there a way to 'catch' the offending lists for debugging? thanks, Tim
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