Hello,
only one pix_multiimage can output several images in a frame buffer, see attached (require pdmtl abs)
tyfah,
pc
I'm on winxp, and I wonder if anyone else has run into the following
problem:
After working on a lot of different patches in pd-ext, and opening multiple
patches at a time (say 18 at a time), there comes a point after about 20
minutes or so when I'm working in a patch and all the mouse bindings
get wacky. For example, I might click the "x" on a window to close it, and
instead of closing the window I get a number box hanging from the mouse.
Or maybe I go to click "File->Save" and it brings up the audio settings.
In fact, the only way I can get out of Pd at that point is to open the
task manager and kill the wish84.exe.
This doesn't happen every time I use Pd. If I'm working a lot in a day, it might happen once or maybe twice. I've never had anything like this happen in another program so I don't think it's my hardware.
Any ideas?
-Jonathan
That sounds vaguely familiar. Its likely a bug in Pd or Wish. Which
version are you using? I'm guessing 0.41.4, since the nightly builds
now use wish85. Try a 0.42.5 build.
.hc
On Feb 7, 2010, at 1:49 AM, Jonathan Wilkes wrote:
I'm on winxp, and I wonder if anyone else has run into the following problem: After working on a lot of different patches in pd-ext, and opening
multiple patches at a time (say 18 at a time), there comes a point after
about 20 minutes or so when I'm working in a patch and all the mouse bindings get wacky. For example, I might click the "x" on a window to close
it, and instead of closing the window I get a number box hanging from the
mouse. Or maybe I go to click "File->Save" and it brings up the audio
settings. In fact, the only way I can get out of Pd at that point is to open the task manager and kill the wish84.exe.This doesn't happen every time I use Pd. If I'm working a lot in a
day, it might happen once or maybe twice. I've never had anything like this
happen in another program so I don't think it's my hardware.Any ideas?
-Jonathan
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