hello, I have followed the readme in the iemlib folder to the line and when i run pd all i get is a white canvase. no objects, no numbers, no symbols, nothing. I'm running pd.v35 test 17. Has anyone else had this problem? it seems that the pd.tk from the iemlib is funky somewhere, but i don't know where. -mark.k
Mark Khemma hat gesagt: // Mark Khemma wrote:
I have followed the readme in the iemlib folder to the line and when i run pd all i get is a white canvase. no objects, no numbers, no symbols, nothing. I'm running pd.v35 test 17. Has anyone else had this problem? it seems that the pd.tk from the iemlib is funky somewhere, but i don't know where.
You don't need to use the pd.tk from iemlib anymore, as the iemgui objects are now (since late 0.34 I think) a standard part in PD.
ciao,
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
On Tue, 25 Jun 2002, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Mark Khemma hat gesagt: // Mark Khemma wrote:
I have followed the readme in the iemlib folder to the line and when i run pd all i get is a white canvase. no objects, no numbers, no symbols, nothing. I'm running pd.v35 test 17. Has anyone else had this problem? it seems that the pd.tk from the iemlib is funky somewhere, but i don't know where.
You don't need to use the pd.tk from iemlib anymore, as the iemgui objects are now (since late 0.34 I think) a standard part in PD.
also for the same reason, you should no longer load the iemgui lib in your startup script, as that redundancy will crash pd.
installation doc update, perhaps?
-dan
ciao,
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
ok just to clear the air. What is needed and not needed from this iemlib list?
libs: iemgui iemlib1 iemlib2 iem_mp3 iem_t3_lib abs: the abs bin: (iemlib's) pd.tk
On Tue, 25 Jun 2002, Dan Neveu wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jun 2002, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Mark Khemma hat gesagt: // Mark Khemma wrote:
I have followed the readme in the iemlib folder to the line and when i run pd all i get is a white canvase. no objects, no numbers, no symbols, nothing. I'm running pd.v35 test 17. Has anyone else had this problem? it seems that the pd.tk from the iemlib is funky somewhere, but i don't know where.
You don't need to use the pd.tk from iemlib anymore, as the iemgui objects are now (since late 0.34 I think) a standard part in PD.
also for the same reason, you should no longer load the iemgui lib in your startup script, as that redundancy will crash pd.
installation doc update, perhaps?
-dan
ciao,
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Mark Khemma hat gesagt: // Mark Khemma wrote:
ok just to clear the air. What is needed and not needed from this iemlib list?
libs: iemgui - NOT NEEDED! iemlib1 iemlib2 iem_mp3 iem_t3_lib abs: the abs bin: (iemlib's) pd.tk - NOT NEEDED!
Ciao,
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
yes i had this problem on one debian box - though with sometimes even stranger results. seemed also to make my gui defunct on a later test [26] also. seemed to be a pd.tk thing though never got around to looking at it - footils.org's *.deb package arrived just in time and gives me no problem on that machine..damned fooghosts i reckon..
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On Tue, 2002-06-25 at 17:15, Mark Khemma wrote:
hello, I have followed the readme in the iemlib folder to the line and when i run pd all i get is a white canvase. no objects, no numbers, no symbols, nothing. I'm running pd.v35 test 17. Has anyone else had this problem? it seems that the pd.tk from the iemlib is funky somewhere, but i don't know where. -mark.k
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