Hello list, quick question.
Is there an object somewhere that will let me output messages to a pipe on Linux?
TIA.
.thomas
On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 19:29:19 +0100 thomas thomas@bek.no wrote:
Is there an object somewhere that will let me output messages to a pipe on Linux?
iirc, there is something like that in ext13 ...
beside that, it should be trivial to realize in py/pyext ...
t
hi tim,
I read:
Is there an object somewhere that will let me output messages to a pipe on Linux?
iirc, there is something like that in ext13 ...
but I'm retty sure those are audio rate objects
beside that, it should be trivial to realize in py/pyext ...
sure, maybe even textfile works or netsend -> pdreceive > somewhere
cheers,
x
pdreceive, its a command line program that comes with Pd. Or the
[shell] object. There is the [system] object too, but I've never used
it.
.hc
On Jan 15, 2006, at 1:29 PM, thomas wrote:
Hello list, quick question.
Is there an object somewhere that will let me output messages to a pipe on Linux?
TIA.
.thomas
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You could use [textfile]. Create a named pipe with mknod or mkfifo, and write to that.
Jamie
On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 19:29:19 +0100 thomas thomas@bek.no wrote:
Hello list, quick question.
Is there an object somewhere that will let me output messages to a pipe on Linux?
TIA.
.thomas
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