[PD] Pd 0.39.3-extended on XP:::problems
Hans-Christoph Steiner
hans at eds.org
Fri Jan 18 16:04:14 CET 2008
[range] was just a copy of maxlib's [scale] with the name changed. I
did it a long time ago to deal with the name clash with Gem's scale.
Now you can do [maxlib/scale] so it's unneeded, so I stuck it into
[deprecated].
I should have documented it. I think that we should figure out a
good mechanism for deprecation and use it. There is a lot of old
kludges that should be deprecated.
On my install of Pd-0.39.3-extended on Windows, range is showing up
in flatspace also. Plus the 'oscx' and 'deprecated' libs are loaded
by default. It sounds like the settings aren't setup. Try running
pd-settings.reg again.
.hc
On Jan 18, 2008, at 5:26 AM, Roman Haefeli wrote:
> hans
>
> i just found an 'original' version of maxlib (from olafs site from
> 2005)
> and it this time, [range] wasn't part of it.
> sorry for accusing you to (re)move parts of libraries.
>
> marko
>
> i checked again the pd-extended-0.39.3 release and i found [range] in
> extra/deprecated. you could put an [import deprecated] to your
> mainpatch, so that [range] can be instantiated.
>
> roman
>
>
>
> On Fri, 2008-01-18 at 10:50 +0100, Marko Timlin wrote:
>> hi hans,
>> well, in my case I installed Pd-0.39.3-extended and afterwards I
>> double clicked pd-settings, but oscx is not loaded by default.
>> any ideas why? could this be a bug?
>> has anybody else had the same problem on windows xp?
>>
>> about [range]:
>> I used that object in a lot of patches, where it is often hidden
>> und used in several subpatches, so it would be a hell lot of a
>> work to find and replace it now in every patch by the [maxlib/
>> scale] object.
>> how could I avoid that procedure and use [range] like I used in it
>> Pd-0.39.2-extended-rc3?
>>
>> thanks,
>> m.t.
>>
>>
>> oscx should be loaded by default in Pd-0.39.3-extended as long as you
>> have the default preferences that were installed by the installer.
>> Otherwise, you can add an [import oscx] to your patch, or prefix
>> those objects with "oscx/" like this:
>>
>> [oscx/sendOSC]
>> [oscx/dumpOSC]
>>
>> [range] is most likely the old link to maxlib scale, so you can
>> replace [range] with [maxlib/scale].
>>
>> .hc
>>
>>
>> On Jan 17, 2008, at 8:03 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
>>
>>> Marko Timlin wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hi Iohannes, hi list members,
>>>> as I worked on that patch for more than half a year I wouldn't
>>>> like to change it now. It has a lot of subpatches etc.
>>>
>>> valid argument.
>>>
>>>> So how could I add the C:\Programme\pd\extra\oscx patch so that Pd
>>>> autoloads it every time? The PD Patch menu seems to be full.
>>>
>>> might be able to add it in one of the existing lines by using the
>>> colon:
>>> "/existing/path:/path/to/oscx"
>>>
>>> in Pd-extended you might also add it to the libraries.
>>>
>>> i am no expert in this fields (neither pd-extended nor xp), so you
>>> probably want to save your pdsettings (in the registry) before
>>> doing that.
>>>
>>>
>>>> And: How can I make sure that PD loads all the available patchs????
>>>
>>> i am sure that you don't want to do that.
>>>
>>> if you just want to check whether all the objects have been found
>>> correctly, you should have a look at the pdconsole output after
>>> loading
>>> and look out for "could not create" lines.
>>>
>>>
>>> fgmadsr
>>> IOhannes
>>>
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