I've mentioned this before in the case of Grid, but would you [or someone else capable of coding it] consider making your graphical objects Graph on Parent compatible? [Scope~] and [envgen] in Krzysztof's case, and Grid in Yves' case, seem to use an absolute coordinate system that puts the object in the upper left coner of the screen, very far away from its parent when using GoP. They are all great objects, but I can't do much with them right now in such a state... ;-)
thanks and cheers! derek
On Mon, Jan 31, 2005 at 12:19:22AM +0100, derek holzer wrote:
I've mentioned this before in the case of Grid, but would you [or someone else capable of coding it] consider making your graphical objects Graph on Parent compatible? [Scope~] and [envgen] in Krzysztof's case, and Grid in Yves' case, seem to use an absolute coordinate system that puts the object in the upper left coner of the screen, very far away from its parent when using GoP. They are all great objects, but I can't do much with them right now in such a state... ;-)
::ix::grid is GoP compatible ...http://replic.net/~ix/pd/gui/
thanks and cheers! derek
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ooooooooooooo..... where have you been all my life? ;-)
::ix::grid is GoP compatible ...http://replic.net/~ix/pd/gui/
d.
isn't it for WinXP only?
SFS
derek holzer wrote:
ooooooooooooo..... where have you been all my life? ;-)
::ix::grid is GoP compatible ...http://replic.net/~ix/pd/gui/
d.
OK, how the heck do you install Toxy, then? I've got the CVS version, but I see no README or INSTALL anywhere. Did a "make" and see no *.pd_linux object anywhere. What am I missing, besides proper documentation? ;-)
derek
derek holzer wrote:
ooooooooooooo..... where have you been all my life? ;-)
::ix::grid is GoP compatible ...http://replic.net/~ix/pd/gui/
d.
OK OK OK OK...
looked in ../bin and found tot.pd_linux I guess that's the right one.
sorry to disturb. d.
derek holzer wrote:
OK, how the heck do you install Toxy, then? I've got the CVS version, but I see no README or INSTALL anywhere. Did a "make" and see no *.pd_linux object anywhere. What am I missing, besides proper documentation? ;-)
derek
derek holzer wrote:
ooooooooooooo..... where have you been all my life? ;-)
::ix::grid is GoP compatible ...http://replic.net/~ix/pd/gui/
d.
derek holzer wrote: ...
looked in ../bin and found tot.pd_linux
I would have happily put them in ../../bin, if that existed. Would be much easier for cvs users to just append that to the path, and reduce the cycle to a simple update-and-make (unless there are extra dependencies to ./configure).
Krzysztof
these are awsome, thanks a ton!!!
ix@replic.net wrote:
On Mon, Jan 31, 2005 at 12:19:22AM +0100, derek holzer wrote:
I've mentioned this before in the case of Grid, but would you [or someone else capable of coding it] consider making your graphical objects Graph on Parent compatible? [Scope~] and [envgen] in Krzysztof's case, and Grid in Yves' case, seem to use an absolute coordinate system that puts the object in the upper left coner of the screen, very far away from its parent when using GoP. They are all great objects, but I can't do much with them right now in such a state... ;-)
::ix::grid is GoP compatible ...http://replic.net/~ix/pd/gui/
thanks and cheers! derek
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hi derek,
derek holzer wrote:
I've mentioned this before in the case of Grid, but would you [or someone else capable of coding it] consider making your graphical objects Graph on Parent compatible? [Scope~] and [envgen] in Krzysztof's case, and Grid in Yves' case, seem to use an absolute coordinate system that puts the object in the upper left coner of the screen, very far
never seen Scope~ doing this... patching envgen (which is Guenter's) should be as simple as replacing all references to te_xpix with text_xpix() calls, and the same for ypix.
Krzysztof
On Feb 1, 2005, at 5:58 AM, Krzysztof Czaja wrote:
hi derek,
derek holzer wrote:
I've mentioned this before in the case of Grid, but would you [or
someone else capable of coding it] consider making your graphical
objects Graph on Parent compatible? [Scope~] and [envgen] in
Krzysztof's case, and Grid in Yves' case, seem to use an absolute
coordinate system that puts the object in the upper left coner of the
screen, very farnever seen Scope~ doing this... patching envgen (which is Guenter's) should be as simple as replacing all references to te_xpix with text_xpix() calls, and the same for ypix.
Another way, which might be more portable, and definitely more Pd-ish,
would be to implement [grid], [envgen], etc. using data structures. I
believe Frank Barknecht had a working [grid] prototype done with data
structures...
.hc
http://at.or.at/hans/
Finally getting back to this problem!
Krzysztof Czaja wrote:
derek holzer wrote:
[Scope~] and [envgen] in Krzysztof's case, and Grid in Yves' case, seem to use an absolute coordinate system that puts the object in the upper left coner of the screen
never seen Scope~ doing this... patching envgen (which is Guenter's) should be as simple as replacing all references to te_xpix with text_xpix() calls, and the same for ypix.
I patched w_envgen.h to replace all "te_xpix" with "text_xpix()", and all "te_ypix" with "text_ypix()", and now I get the following:
w_envgen.h:26: error: structure has no member named text_xpix' w_envgen.h:30: error: structure has no member namedtext_ypix'
The strings "xpix" and "ypix" were not found in envgen.c or envgen.h, so I did not patch anything there. Did I miss something?
This is true with the latest CVS checkout as well as an older one I tried. Any suggestions?
derek
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