Hello list,
Is there a way currently to write to a part of an array? Or to combine arrays? Copy all data from one array to another?
The first is what I'd need the most - it would allow making real time sampling systems like the LiSa for MacOS (see http://www.steim.nl/products.html) easier.
j.
hi list,
i cant find how i can tell pd which /dev/midixx it should use. just saw there is an startup option for nt but not for linux.
thx 4 help
erich
Hi Erich,
The new 0.33 test version allows you to put "-midiindev 3" or even "-midiindev 2,4,1" in teh command line; same for -midioutdev. I've just been working on this and am eager to hear if it works OK or not...
cheers Miller
On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 03:38:25PM +0200, rat@telecoma.net wrote:
hi list,
i cant find how i can tell pd which /dev/midixx it should use. just saw there is an startup option for nt but not for linux.
thx 4 help
erich
hi,
i m somehow stuck with a problem and i cant think that there would not be an easy solution for it or some other funktion in pd which i dont now.
i did a patch with an old pd version which had the old netsend behavior which means i sent all my data through one port and picked it up with receives. i m controlling more then 50 objects (all the same abstraction but different coordinates) and with the old netreceive behaviour it was in principle very easy to do this.
now as i switched to pd 32-4 with the new netsend behaviour, the situation of netsend netreceive object boxes seems to explode because when i m not completely wrong i have to use a port per data channel ? of course i could do something like |send x y| and then unpack it after netsend and route it to the right adress with some logic, but as it was so simple before and now it seems so complicated i think i m somehow blind for something ....
any idea ?
thx
erich
Yeah, I made an object called 'tabwrix~' which lets you write (signals) into an array starting at a specified index point. In fact I did an implementation of 'Lisa' - but can't quite remember where it is now. I'll need to dig around a bit, it was a while ago (it may be on my home system).
nick
Juha Vehviläinen wrote:
Hello list,
Is there a way currently to write to a part of an array? Or to combine arrays? Copy all data from one array to another?
The first is what I'd need the most - it would allow making real time sampling systems like the LiSa for MacOS (see http://www.steim.nl/products.html) easier.
j.
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