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- is there any object that allows to create a folder (in all OSs)? I wanted to save files to a non-existing folder, but Pd doesn't create one.<br>
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You could probably use Tcl's mkdir and send it to the GUI:<br>
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this works, but only if I give a complete path, not a relative one. I can get the patche's current path with tof/path, but I read that tof isn't included in the next versions? Is it possible to get the current path through other methods?<br>
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