Hello there
I have used PD for some works in the past years and now I’m facing the issue of the software that is deprecated or obsolete for the new O.S in the neighborhood. So I face the problem when somebody ask me for to do some of this works and the versions that I have used are not compatible anymore, and it will be even worse in the future. I’ m not a developer , so I don’t have the knowledge nor the time for to “update” this stuff, so I’ m asking if there is somebody interested in to do this for me (I would pay for your work, of course). I’ll be glad of to answer questions about it if there is somebody interested , basically , what I need is a solution that can stand the pass of time.
Thanks for your attention
Bests,
Mario
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- Mario Mora maredmo@gmail.com [2020-12-31 14:53]:
Hello there
I have used PD for some works in the past years and now I’m facing the issue of the software that is deprecated or obsolete for the new O.S in the neighborhood. So I face the problem when somebody ask me for to do some of this works and the versions that I have used are not compatible anymore, and it will be even worse in the future.
What is your problem more precisely Mario?
Em qui., 31 de dez. de 2020 às 11:25, Peter P. peterparker@fastmail.com escreveu:
What is your problem more precisely Mario?
I can only suspect we're talking about the demise of Pd Extended?
If there's a lot of them likely that a script could do a global search and replace. Probably lost now, but Chris McCormick or Hans once helped me with a Pd parser for replacing all instances of [ead~] with a vanilla substitute. IIRC it was all bash + awk + grep a.
On Thu, Dec 31, 2020 at 02:02:23PM -0300, Alexandre Torres Porres wrote:
Em qui., 31 de dez. de 2020 às 11:25, Peter P. peterparker@fastmail.com escreveu:
What is your problem more precisely Mario?
I can only suspect we're talking about the demise of Pd Extended?
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- Andy Farnell padawan12@obiwannabe.co.uk [2020-12-31 18:17]:
If there's a lot of them likely that a script could do a global search and replace. Probably lost now, but Chris McCormick or Hans once helped me with a Pd parser for replacing all instances of [ead~] with a vanilla substitute. IIRC it was all bash + awk + grep
Let's see what Mario is fiddling with. In some cases just opening a patch in a decent plain text editor (such as vim, hehe) and doing a find and replace can help as well.
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