hi list,
although i've searched a bit, i cannot find exts/libs for some stuff i will need in near future. before writing them on my own, i'ld like to ask the list if some of it is allready built:
string operations (on symbols) like strcat, strstr, ...
spatializing stereo sound like EAX
timing like smpte(?) or hw clock or ...
thanks in advance, martin
martin pi attacksyour.net/pi
johann strauss gasse 32 | 7 1040 vienna ++43 699 10 44 37 42
sil.at
hi,
'strcat' used to be somewhere in gem, also zexy/makesymbol is, in a way, a multi-strcat.
If you do not mind becoming an alpha tester, I have just recently cloned most of the standard max string/symbol-handling classes (sprintf, spell, match, to/fromsymbol) -- [sprintf] object would do for strcat() and more, while strstr() functionality could be emulated with something like:
<symbol>->[spell]->[match]->[thresh]->[sprintf %c%c%c...]->[tosymbol] <pattern>->[spell]->[thresh]->[prepend set]->[<the match above>]
Btw, does anybody know of a max version which would handle a sprintf's 'symout' argument according to the reference manual?
Btw, I would be glad to know about any externals handling smpte code as well...
rzsz
martin pi wrote: ...
future. before writing them on my own, i'ld like to ask the list if some of it is allready built:
- string operations (on symbols) like strcat, strstr, ...
...
- timing like smpte(?) or hw clock or ...
Btw, I would be glad to know about any externals handling smpte code as well...
hi -
first attempt to build an smpte external. functionality is not very big yet and i do not really know if this helps anyone except myself.
if the attachement is to big for the list, the file may be found at
the only object in the lib is called "smpte". if you look at the code, you see how dumb it is.
martin
martin pi attacksyour.net/pi
johann strauss gasse 32 | 7 1040 vienna ++43 699 10 44 37 42
sil.at
Hi,
at http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/experimental/ one can find an external that outputs smtp as numbers for h, m, s, & f, as symbol (hh:mm:ss:ff) and as midi timecode (MTC). That's why it's called 'mtc'.
It should be possible to direct it using a joystick under windows: holding one firer button down and pressing the other results in one step foreward, doing it the other way round results in backwards transport... this was intended to connect to my film projector but Pd seems to be too slow to check the state of the 'fire buttons' (which actually are reed contacts in the projector) every few ms. That's why I couldn't check the correctness of the MIDI output. Maybe the code is usefull for someone...
Olaf
martin pi schrieb:
Btw, I would be glad to know about any externals handling smpte code as well...
hi -
first attempt to build an smpte external. functionality is not very big yet and i do not really know if this helps anyone except myself.
if the attachement is to big for the list, the file may be found at
the only object in the lib is called "smpte". if you look at the code, you see how dumb it is.
martin
martin pi attacksyour.net/pi
johann strauss gasse 32 | 7 1040 vienna ++43 699 10 44 37 42
sil.at
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hi again,
sorry about sending this crap in a hurry:
Krzysztof Czaja wrote: ...
do for strcat() and more, while strstr() functionality could be emulated with something like:
<symbol>->[spell]->[match]->[thresh]->[sprintf %c%c%c...]->[tosymbol] <pattern>->[spell]->[thresh]->[prepend set]->[<the match above>]
A better solution is attached, but, it is probably too bloated for an ipaq, anyway?
Thank you both, Martin and Olaf, for your smpte code!
Krzysztof
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