oliver wrote:

start PD with the "-listdev" flag. writes all MIDI and audio devices available into the console window

ciao

oliver

thanks for the answer but if launch "pd -nogui -listdev" from an other application es.

proc startpd {} { exec <path_pd>/pd.exe -nogui -listdev -open patch_with_net-receive.pd & }

I cannot see those informations because I have no terminal available and make a redorection like es. exec <path_pd>/pd.exe -options > textfile.txt dont work.

some tips?

bye and thanks

Lazzaro

Johannes M Zmoelnig wrote:

1. if you are using pd-0.38 (or higher) you will have to add "-stderr"

to the flags to make pd output something via the stderr instead of the tk-console

I use 0.37 (I need the executables for win and mac).

2. pd outputs to stderr and not to stdout. this might be the problem

with your redirection. unfortunately i don't know of any stream-redirections for windows (which doesn't mean they don't exist)

Yes, I had read these stdout related things in the archives of the pd-mailinglist (for this, initially, I have not asked on that argument).

I am hoping that existed in pd a command like:

; pd listmididev;

:)

and then of course the question, why would you need to know such a thing like the names of the midi-out devices if you have no gui.

I have a GUI, I have created one appropriate GUI (with tcl/tk) for children. My GUI and pd communicates in bidirectional way through socket connections. I would want to create a panel of configuration (in my GUI) in which the customer can choose if to use the sounds of the audio card (generally not many beautiful) and those of a soft-synth.

bye

Lazzaro

Rory Walsh a écrit :

Hi, does anyone know if there is an object that will let me display a simple jpeg, or bmp on my canvas?

there is an "image" object in the cvs that display a .bmp in the canvas. it works well.

Is there a way of doing this without using GEM?

I don't think so : gem only work in a separated windows.

cyrille

Cheers,

ROry.

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Rory Walsh wrote:

Hi, does anyone know if there is an object that will let me display a simple jpeg, or bmp on my canvas?

some time ago i ask the same question to the list and I remember that also an object in the last "gridflow" package do this. The object is #peephole. Gridflow is a set of video/grafic objects by Mathieu Bouchard (require ruby). -- Lazzaro

I'm also keen to find such a thing.

Tim referred to 'toxy', but I could not find anything that fit the description.

Maybe griPD can do this? rod

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Hi, does anyone know if there is an object that will let me display a simple jpeg, or bmp on my canvas? Is there a way of doing this without using GEM? Cheers, ROry.

toxy ... tim

As far as I know there are several ways it can be done but none of which are straight forward. Does anyone know who wrote the 'image' object that's in the CVS? I know nothing of CVS so if the author is on the list would he/she mind sending me the dll?

regards, Rory.

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I'm also keen to find such a thing.

Tim referred to 'toxy', but I could not find anything that fit the description.

Maybe griPD can do this? rod

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Hi, does anyone know if there is an object that

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let me display a simple jpeg, or bmp on my canvas?

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there a way of doing this without using GEM?

Cheers,

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ROry.

toxy ... tim

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On Sat, Oct 30, 2004 at 10:55:15AM +0100, Rory Walsh wrote:

As far as I know there are several ways it can be done but none of which are straight forward. Does anyone know who wrote the 'image' object that's in the CVS? I know nothing of CVS so if the author is on the list would he/she mind sending me the dll?

install toxy. clickable image object that sends a bang:

widget bang b3 -image [image create photo i3 -file c:/test.gif] -width [image width i3] -height [image height i3]

On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Rory Walsh wrote:

Can anyone explain what exactly this routine does? When trying to write an object to display a bitmap or jpeg on the PD canvas I came across this very useful routine. I guess it’s a routine that interpreters tcl/tk scripts? Can anyone explain what exactly is does and what the parameters are? Cheers,

Pd is a client-server system connected by a socket. the client sends to the server using the "pd" proc in Tcl, in the same format as [netsend]. The server sends to the client Tcl commands using sys_gui(), and the client calls "eval" on them.

sys_gui() takes a single string argument. sys_vgui() is a combination of sprintf() with sys_gui(), so it takes the same arguments as printf(), which are (const char *format, ...) where format is a %-string.

Mathieu Bouchard -=- Montréal QC Canada -=- http://artengine.ca/matju

Hallo, Martin Stepanek hat gesagt: // Martin Stepanek wrote:

On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Johannes M Zmoelnig wrote:

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mfg.asdr

aehm ... what does that mean exactly? i mean, i know what adsr usually means :)

mfg.asdr: mit freundlichen grüßen, alle sollen das riechen.

Ciao

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