Since Gem is a multi-object library _and_ comes with abstractions, you need to declare both:
[declare -stdlib Gem -stdpath Gem]
Roman
forgot to mention: that doesn't help either; same errors
rolf
forgot to mention: that doesn't help either; same errors
rolf
Hello, Rolf,
I've gotten around to toying around with Gem lately and here's what worked for me:
1.) In Edit > Preferences > Path, I've made sure to include not just the folder the Gem folder is in, but the Gem folder itself.
I have all my externals in: ~/pd-externals so that's included but also I've included this path as well: ~/pd-externals/Gem
2.) Under Edit > Preferences > Startup, I've included Gem as a library to load on startup.
Hope this helps!
Derek
On Thu, 2016-05-19 at 01:25 -0700, Derek Kwan wrote:
forgot to mention: that doesn't help either; same errors
rolf
Hello, Rolf,
I've gotten around to toying around with Gem lately and here's what worked for me:
1.) In Edit > Preferences > Path, I've made sure to include not just the folder the Gem folder is in, but the Gem folder itself.
I have all my externals in: ~/pd-externals so that's included
not necessary, since it is part of Pd's standard search paths.
but also I've included this path as well: ~/pd-externals/Gem
right.
Roman
Derek Kwan schreef op 19-05-2016 10:25:
forgot to mention: that doesn't help either; same errors
rolf
Hello, Rolf,
I've gotten around to toying around with Gem lately and here's what worked for me:
1.) In Edit > Preferences > Path, I've made sure to include not just the folder the Gem folder is in, but the Gem folder itself.
I have all my externals in: ~/pd-externals so that's included but also I've included this path as well: ~/pd-externals/Gem
2.) Under Edit > Preferences > Startup, I've included Gem as a library to load on startup.
Hope this helps!
Derek
Gem is in either %appdata%/Pd or pd/extra
very strange: Vanilla does not keep my preferences setting after closing!??
'apply' doesn't have any effect either.
rolf
I've seen this once before and don't know what's causing it... anyone else having trouble getting preferences to stay around in Windows?
thanks Miller
On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 02:50:07PM +0200, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
Derek Kwan schreef op 19-05-2016 10:25:
forgot to mention: that doesn't help either; same errors
rolf
Hello, Rolf,
I've gotten around to toying around with Gem lately and here's what worked for me:
1.) In Edit > Preferences > Path, I've made sure to include not just the folder the Gem folder is in, but the Gem folder itself.
I have all my externals in: ~/pd-externals so that's included but also I've included this path as well: ~/pd-externals/Gem
2.) Under Edit > Preferences > Startup, I've included Gem as a library to load on startup.
Hope this helps!
Derek
- i'm on Windows 10
Gem is in either %appdata%/Pd or pd/extra
very strange: Vanilla does not keep my preferences setting after closing!??
'apply' doesn't have any effect either.
rolf
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On Thu, 2016-05-19 at 08:54 +0200, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
Since Gem is a multi-object library _and_ comes with abstractions, you need to declare both:
[declare -stdlib Gem -stdpath Gem]
Roman
forgot to mention: that doesn't help either; same errors
The above [declare] statement is assuming that you have Gem installed to some standard path (like ~/pd-externals, for instance). Also, it works only reliably for the patch with that declare statement.
If you want to load Gem automatically on Pd start-up, follow Derek Kwan's suggestions.
Roman