[PD] grid arguments?

[Yves Degoyon]

David Kendall wrote:

> I am running Pd on windows. I have downloaded the Grid external and am 
> trying to adjust the values and the geometry of the GUI. 
> Unfortunately, I can't right click on the abject to adjust the 
> properties, as grid was designed to do. I noticed that grid can take 
> initial arguments to set these properties, and so far, I have figured 
> out what some of them are. For instance, when I write this object:
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> grid grid1 200 -100 100 100 - 50 50 1 1 1 4 2 202 332
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> I know I'll get a grid of 200 width, 100 height, with x values ranging 
> from -100 to 100, y values from -50 to 50. In other words, I know 
> these arguments:
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> grid <grid name> <width> <x-minimim> <x-maximum> <height> <y-minimum> 
> <y-maximum> <??> <??> <??> <number of lines - x> <number of lines - y> 
> <??> <??>
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grid <grid name> <width> <x_min> <x_max> <height> <y_min> <y_max> 
<showing grid flag> <x_step> <y_step> <x_lines> <y_lines> <x_current> 
<y_current>

but you should be able to edit all of these with the properties dialog,
it simply doesn't work on windows because the compiled version
is for pd-0.36.
take latest release from linux and compile it for windows,
you'll get properties in pd 0.37 also.

cheers,
sevy

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> Am I right about this? Does anyone know what the other arguments are? 
> Does this question make any sense? Please help!
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> David
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