Thanks all, but I use Pd version 0.52.2 and when I put *command* in the find externals / Dekken windows I get no result, no error nothing. I installed MOTEX and [system] does not respond to a message | echo "whatever" $MYUNSERNAME (
I must be missing something. I can migrate the project to Linux but as I work with schools and they are dominated by windowz it would be really cool to solve this and be able to trigger other programs from inside Pd, using the cmd proimpt window. Or are there other ways to do that?
IOhannes m zmölnig zmoelnig@iem.at escreveu no dia terça, 31/10/2023 à(s) 14:54:
On 10/31/23 09:07, Chris McCormick wrote:
It appears I accidentally upgraded deken itself by installing
deken-externals
assuming you meant to say "deken-plugin", then yes: if the server detects that you are running a version of the deken-plugin that cannot handle "new-style" .dek packages then it will *always* inject a suggestion for an update of the deken-plugin.
afaik, the first Pd-version that included a deken plugin that can handle new-style .dek packages was Pd-0.48-2, which was released some 5 years ago...
even Raspbian/buster shipped with Pd-0.49-0 :-)
and now when I search for
command
it shows up. Cooland "command" uses a new-style .dek package, so that's why it shows up after you've updated the deken-plugin.
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On 04/01/2024 21:31, mick mengucci wrote:
I must be missing something. I can migrate the project to Linux but as I work with schools and they are dominated by windowz it would be really cool to solve this and be able to trigger other programs from inside Pd, using the cmd proimpt window. Or are there other ways to do that?
Hi,
[motex/system] does not communicate back to Pd (or the Pd console). To pop up a cmd window you must do:
[start cmd /k echo Hello %username%!( | [system]
or
[start cmd /k ipconfig/all( | [system]
or
[start notepad( | [system]
see https://ss64.com/nt/cmd.html and experiment.
PS: on Windows there is no such thing that communicates back to Pd as [command].
:)
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Hello,
with hcs/sys_gui I don't have any problem to launch shell command lines on all platforms, that's probably because hcs/sys_gui uses the GUI interpreter, and if it doesn't work, pd itself wouldn't work either.
Obviously, the command response won't come out from hcs/sys_gui outlet but can be sent to a receive object by using the tcl command pdsend like this:
[pdsend "myreceiveobject hello world"(--[sys_gui]
Le 5 janv. 2024 à 10:24, Lucas Cordiviola lucarda27@hotmail.com a écrit :
On 04/01/2024 21:31, mick mengucci wrote:
I must be missing something. I can migrate the project to Linux but as I work with schools and they are dominated by windowz it would be really cool to solve this and be able to trigger other programs from inside Pd, using the cmd proimpt window. Or are there other ways to do that?
Hi,
[motex/system] does not communicate back to Pd (or the Pd console). To pop up a cmd window you must do:
[start cmd /k echo Hello %username%!( | [system]
or
[start cmd /k ipconfig/all( | [system]
or
[start notepad( | [system]
see https://ss64.com/nt/cmd.html and experiment.
PS: on Windows there is no such thing that communicates back to Pd as [command].
:)
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hello
Le 5 janv. 2024 à 10:24, Lucas Cordiviola lucarda27@hotmail.com a écrit :
PS: on Windows there is no such thing that communicates back to Pd as [command]
there is pdsend.exe
patco