Hi all,
I have a dual monitor set-up with xranr so that my laptop monitor is 'primary' and to the left of it I have secondary external monitor which is actually at +0+0 in xrandr 'lingo'. With this setup Pd and any new Pd window is launched on the external monitor, even though I have an option in my window manager DE setting (Xfce) to open new windows under the mouse pointer.
Is there any quick way (Tk hack? terminal...?), to force Pd (and new Pd windows to start on my primary display - which is actually at 1366x768+1920+0 (again xranr lingo for the fact that its resolution is 1366x768 and it is at 1920 'right' of the external monitor)?
I assume some wmctrl or xdotool would be possible, but not so easy for new windows ect...
Lorenzo. [1] https://www.x.org/archive/current/doc/man/man1/xrandr.1.xhtml
Hi, I was messing with Pd 0.49-1 and to my surprise it's not complaining on the existence of multiple arrays, I can send a message to the array and all three that are named the same respond normally to the message with no errors.
It's my belief that this was never possible and always returned errors, right? Has it changed intentionally? Is it a bug?
cheers
This is unchanged from before (as far as I know) - you can send messages to multiple arrays, but if you try to read from them or use them in DSP networks you get the error messages.
cheers M
On Wed, Nov 07, 2018 at 03:34:41PM -0200, Alexandre Torres Porres wrote:
Hi, I was messing with Pd 0.49-1 and to my surprise it's not complaining on the existence of multiple arrays, I can send a message to the array and all three that are named the same respond normally to the message with no errors.
It's my belief that this was never possible and always returned errors, right? Has it changed intentionally? Is it a bug?
cheers
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