hey all,
i am trying to add the gripd, the xjimmies and the ambisonics ambilib library to pd 38.0 extended version.. is there a way to add more cells to the start up list ? i added the new libraries already through the property list editor, but pd says it cant load the library.... im working on an ibook with tiger as OS.. what can i do ?
cheers
alexandre
Edit the prefs file directly:
~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pd.plist
.hc
On Aug 18, 2006, at 10:28 AM, alexandre r. decoupigny wrote:
hey all,
i am trying to add the gripd, the xjimmies and the ambisonics ambilib library to pd 38.0 extended version.. is there a way to add more
cells to the start up list ? i added the new libraries already through the
property list editor, but pd says it cant load the library.... im working on an
ibook with tiger as OS.. what can i do ?cheers
alexandre
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On 8/21/06, Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@eds.org wrote:
Edit the prefs file directly:
~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pd.plist
...or edit your ~/.pdrc ! And use deprecated features, but portable to Linux.
;-P
Edit the prefs file directly:
~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pd.plist
.hc
hey !
thanks for the reply. .. sorry if i wasnt clear, because this is what i meant by saying i already added them through the property list editor. but when i started pd i always got the message (for example): "gripd: could not load library" only after i added gripd to the start up prefs did i not get the message again.. there is something for sure that i dont get about what to do, because
- as for gripd, i still cannot
load a gripd object 2) am i hoping that there is a simpler way to add a library or to be able to run pd with more libraries than i can add in the start up prefs--
and for alexandre's: ...or edit your ~/.pdrc ! And use deprecated features, but portable to Linux.
im sorry too, but im not yet fluent in the use of language so unfortunately i do not understand.. what is the ...../.pdrc ? what are deprecated features and why portable to linux ?
merci : )
alexandre
On 8/22/06, alexandre r. decoupigny alex.decoupigny@gmail.com wrote:
i not get the message again.. there is something for sure that i dont get about what to do, because
- as for gripd, i still cannot
load a gripd object 2) am i hoping that there is a simpler way to add a library or to be able to run pd with more libraries than i can add in the start up prefs--
I guess you need to add its path in your include paths.
im sorry too, but im not yet fluent in the use of language so unfortunately i do not understand.. what is the ...../.pdrc ? what are deprecated features and why portable to linux ?
All the files beginning by a dot are invisible in unix-like systems (like MacOSX and Linux). Those in your home directory are traditionnaly your configuration files for the various applications. PD used to be configured this way, but this is not very user friendly for the people that are not used to the unix way to do things. That is why it changed for the plist thing, which is more Mac-like. But I still configure PD on Macs using the ~/.pdrc. (~ means your home directory, as in /Users/alex/ or /home/alex/) But you are better to use the plist as Hans told you.
merci : )
Ce n'est rien !
thanks alexandre !
I guess you need to add its path in your include paths.
yes. that helped.. cheers. so there is no way of adding space to either the start up prefs or the paths ?
All the files beginning by a dot are invisible in unix-like systems
(like MacOSX and Linux). Those in your home directory are traditionnaly your configuration files for the various applications. PD used to be configured this way, but this is not very user friendly for the people that are not used to the unix way to do things. That is why it changed for the plist thing, which is more Mac-like. But I still configure PD on Macs using the ~/.pdrc. (~ means your home directory, as in /Users/alex/ or /home/alex/) But you are better to use the plist as Hans told you.
ok..the plist thing is how i learnt things, same for you with the .pdcr.. just to make sure i got it though.. a depracated file is a file like .pdcr ? ... as you see i know nothing to do with unix..
merci : )
alexandre
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