Hi all, i realized that the graphical side of attribute-handling is not compatible with pd version 0.39. This means that flext-based objects will display in a strange way or not be visible at all. I'm about to fix this... at the moment the only way to circumvent these problems is to compile flext with the flag -DFLEXT_NOATTREDIT and also rebuild the externals.
Thomas
Hi all, i found a solution and it's in cvs - by default, initial attributes given to an objects are not hidden any more (but they can be by defining FLEXT_ATTRHIDE, which yields a flext build that is non-portable between PD versions). Flext-based externals built with the current flext cvs version should thus be running ok under 0.39 and other PD versions. The new look of flext objects with attributes is probably closer to the PD paradigm and not too a bad compromise.
best greetings, Thomas
Thomas Grill schrieb:
i realized that the graphical side of attribute-handling is not compatible with pd version 0.39. This means that flext-based objects will display in a strange way or not be visible at all. I'm about to fix this... at the moment the only way to circumvent these problems is to compile flext with the flag -DFLEXT_NOATTREDIT and also rebuild the externals.
i realized that the graphical side of attribute-handling is not compatible with pd version 0.39. This means that flext-based objects will display in a strange way or not be visible at all. I'm about to fix this... at the moment the only way to circumvent these problems is to compile flext with the flag -DFLEXT_NOATTREDIT and also rebuild the externals.
well, it's also possible to recompile flext against 0.39 ;-)
t
Am 01.08.2005 um 00:53 schrieb Tim Blechmann:
i realized that the graphical side of attribute-handling is not compatible with pd version 0.39. This means that flext-based objects will display in a strange way or not be visible at all. I'm about to fix this... at the moment the only way to circumvent these problems is to compile flext with the flag -DFLEXT_NOATTREDIT and also rebuild the externals.
well, it's also possible to recompile flext against 0.39 ;-)
Yes, but the point is that externals based on flext will not be binary-compatible between PD versions then. With the current cvs version this is fixed in a way that doesn't need any flags to be specified. Attributes that are given as creation arguments are not hidden any longer, though.
best, Thomas
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