I've created a collection of modules/libraries (including pd abstractions) that are intended to allow software developers to easily make their software more spiritual by enabling them to embed the spirit of Pall Thayer in their code.
The whole thing is open sourced under the GPL and available for download at:
http://pallthayer.dyndns.org/spiritual_code/
On Sat, 4 Jun 2011, Pall Thayer wrote:
I've created a collection of modules/libraries (including pd abstractions) that are intended to allow software developers to easily make their software more spiritual by enabling them to embed the spirit of Pall Thayer in their code.
The whole thing is open sourced under the GPL and available for download at:
Hello World !
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On 2011-06-04 15:49, Pall Thayer wrote:
The whole thing is open sourced under the GPL and available for download at:
two notes:
- would you mind providing the LICENSE as an ordinary LICENSE.txt, or at
least provide the source code for the PDF?
- the canonical name for help-patches in Pd is <objectname>-help.pd
(that is: a dash rather than an underscore to separate the objectname from the "help.pd" suffix); this will allow the interactive help system of Pd to properly find the help-patches.
fgasdr IOhannes
On Tue, 7 Jun 2011, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
two notes: - - would you mind providing the LICENSE as an ordinary LICENSE.txt, or at least provide the source code for the PDF?
The license does not matter. The whole software infringes on my copyrights for no-op programmes. ;)
The identity function is quite useful in the following circumstance : suppose I make a box [foo bar], where bar is the name of an abstraction, which is instantiated inside [foo]. The point of doing this is to use [bar] as a modifier for [foo]'s behaviour, without having to create [bar] "manually" outside of [foo]. Then if you don't want to use a modifier, you specify a class that does "nothing". This would usually mean one [inlet] and one [outlet] connected directly, though there are some other patterns involving extra unconnected [inlet]s and other stuff.
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