Pd-list, I am trying to get Pd running on my iBook G3 500, 384 RAM, OS 10.2.4, Pd 0.36, Tcl/Tk Auqua 8.4.2. I can get Pd running but when I open a patch like "01.PART1.hello.pd" found in the the "2.control.examples" directory that came with Pd, the patcher window is blank.
Also, if I try to start my own patch and try to add any objects, Pd closes. I have even shut off MIDI and audio. Here is what I type on the command line and the result after trying to place an object into the newly created patcher (I have yet to alias "pd" in my .tcshrc file thus the "./"):
% ./pd -noaudio -nomidi Consistency check failed: glist_findrtext pd_gui: pd process exited Bus error %
I have read the documentation that came with Pd 0.36 but cannot figure out what to do next. Any recommended reading would be greatly appreciated. Mitch Turner ===== mmturner@mindspring.com http://mmturner.home.mindspring.com
Well, try to run pd with the -verbose option, just to see if it helps, also what is the version of tk you are using ? I should recommend the very good package of Adam Lindsay that installs everything for you (with an installer !). It works very well. Alex
From: Mitchell Turner mmturner@mindspring.com Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2003 16:25:56 -0400 To: pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Subject: [PD] Setting up Pd on OSX
Pd-list, I am trying to get Pd running on my iBook G3 500, 384 RAM, OS 10.2.4, Pd 0.36, Tcl/Tk Auqua 8.4.2. I can get Pd running but when I open a patch like "01.PART1.hello.pd" found in the the "2.control.examples" directory that came with Pd, the patcher window is blank.
Also, if I try to start my own patch and try to add any objects, Pd closes. I have even shut off MIDI and audio. Here is what I type on the command line and the result after trying to place an object into the newly created patcher (I have yet to alias "pd" in my .tcshrc file thus the "./"):
% ./pd -noaudio -nomidi Consistency check failed: glist_findrtext pd_gui: pd process exited Bus error %
I have read the documentation that came with Pd 0.36 but cannot figure out what to do next. Any recommended reading would be greatly appreciated. Mitch Turner ===== mmturner@mindspring.com http://mmturner.home.mindspring.com
Pd-list, I am trying to get Pd running on my iBook G3 500, 384 RAM, OS 10.2.4, Pd 0.36, Tcl/Tk Auqua 8.4.2.
I can get Pd running but when I open a patch like "01.PART1.hello.pd" found in the the "2.control.examples" directory that came with Pd, the patcher window is blank.
tcl/tk 8.4.2 doesn't work with pd. get 8.4.0 from the tcl/tk sourceforge page.
cgc
Hi, I'm new to PD, but have been doing searches in the repository/mailing list archive to try to find out this info, with no luck... does anyone know if there's a command/external that lets me work with directories? the goal would be some batch/automatic loading of multiple sound files.
thanks, Pete
/dev/null@rhinoplex.org http://www.rhinoplex.org/devnull
i'm not too sure if there are other easier ways, but you could get a directory listing using the [shell] object (i think from GGEE) if you happen to be running linux, im not sure it exists for windows (it may)
-Josh
devnull wrote:
Hi, I'm new to PD, but have been doing searches in the repository/mailing list archive to try to find out this info, with no luck... does anyone know if there's a command/external that lets me work with directories? the goal would be some batch/automatic loading of multiple sound files.
thanks, Pete
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Josh Steiner wrote:
i'm not too sure if there are other easier ways, but you could get a directory listing using the [shell] object (i think from GGEE) if you happen to be running linux, im not sure it exists for windows (it may)
devnull wrote:
there's a command/external that lets me work with directories? the goal would be some batch/automatic loading of multiple sound files.
This is probably -not- the easiest way, but perhaps a good idea if you want a lot a flexibility as to what you do with directory listings later on...use Grill's pyext, write a python script:
import pyext
class dir(pyext._class):
_inlets=1
_outlets=1
def bang_1(self):
import dircache
a=dircache.listdir('/usr/local/pd') #change to whatever
sound dir self._outlet(1,a)
Then load with [pyext nameofscript nameofclass] ...should work in whatever platform you have pd/pyext. Example above is just a bang method, but read grill/py/scripts in the CVS tree (or downloaded tarball), the simple.py script explains how pyext works and how to write for it...
D
David Casal
e: d.casal@uea.ac.uk
w: ariada.uea.ac.uk/~dcasal
thanks, I'm running win 32 and have been meaning to learn some python, so this sounds like the best solution for me :)
though I may try to compile that playlist external as well...
/dev/null@rhinoplex.org http://www.rhinoplex.org/devnull
On Tue, 8 Apr 2003 d.casal@uea.ac.uk wrote:
Josh Steiner wrote:
i'm not too sure if there are other easier ways, but you could get a directory listing using the [shell] object (i think from GGEE) if you happen to be running linux, im not sure it exists for windows (it may)
devnull wrote:
there's a command/external that lets me work with directories? the goal would be some batch/automatic loading of multiple sound files.
This is probably -not- the easiest way, but perhaps a good idea if you want a lot a flexibility as to what you do with directory listings later on...use Grill's pyext, write a python script:
import pyext
class dir(pyext._class):
_inlets=1 _outlets=1 def bang_1(self): import dircache a=dircache.listdir('/usr/local/pd') #change to whateversound dir self._outlet(1,a)
Then load with [pyext nameofscript nameofclass] ...should work in whatever platform you have pd/pyext. Example above is just a bang method, but read grill/py/scripts in the CVS tree (or downloaded tarball), the simple.py script explains how pyext works and how to write for it...
D
David Casal
e: d.casal@uea.ac.uk
w: ariada.uea.ac.uk/~dcasal
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hi,
or 'query glob <path>/*' -> [tot]
(of course, this could be: 'query lsort [glob *]', or 'query lindex [lsort [glob *]] 0', or anything...)
actually, no idea, if this is reliable on windows, no time to test...
Krzysztof
d.casal@uea.ac.uk wrote:
Josh Steiner wrote:
i'm not too sure if there are other easier ways, but you could get a directory listing using the [shell] object (i think from GGEE) if you happen to be running linux, im not sure it exists for windows (it may)
...
This is probably -not- the easiest way, but perhaps a good idea if you want a lot a flexibility as to what you do with directory listings later on...use Grill's pyext, write a python script:
import pyext
class dir(pyext._class):
_inlets=1 _outlets=1 def bang_1(self): import dircache a=dircache.listdir('/usr/local/pd') #change to whateversound dir self._outlet(1,a)
Then load with [pyext nameofscript nameofclass] ...should work in
[playlist] http://ydegoyon.free.fr/
./MiS
On Mon, 7 Apr 2003 19:47:11 -0400 (EDT) devnull wrote:
there's a command/external that lets me work with directories? the goal would be some batch/automatic loading of multiple sound files.
Just a side note... playlist is nifty, but I find that it seriously affects the concept of what the current directory is, which in turn affects some external and abstraction loading, if I recall correctly....
adam
Michal Seta said this at Mon, 7 Apr 2003 20:47:20 -0500:
[playlist] http://ydegoyon.free.fr/
./MiS
On Mon, 7 Apr 2003 19:47:11 -0400 (EDT) devnull wrote:
there's a command/external that lets me work with directories? the goal would be some batch/automatic loading of multiple sound files.
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