[PD] honk -- update

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

I am cc'ing the list since I think this is of general interest:

The best thing to do would be to make them into a libdir, then users  
can install them by copying them into the externals folders:

http://puredata.info/docs/faq/how-do-i-install-externals-and-help- 
files-with-pd-extended

Basically, create a folder that is named exactly like your library,  
i.e. 'honk'.  Then copy all of the abstractions and help patches into  
that folder.  Then create a 'meta' Pd patch in that folder with the  
library name, i.e. honk/honk-meta.pd.  In that patch you can put info  
about the library, like the author, copyright, etc.

Then to install, users just have to drop that folder into one of the  
folders listed in that FAQ entry.   They'll be able to do [honk/ 
myobject] as well as [import honk] then [myobject].

.hc


On Jul 19, 2008, at 9:29 AM, Johannes Kreidler wrote:

> hi hans-christoph,
> now i wanted to have included my "honk"-abstractions in pd- 
> extended, but how does it work? i'm not pretty familiar with the pd- 
> list.
> or can i just give it to you (attached)?
>
> greets,
> johannes
>
> Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>> On Jan 4, 2008, at 5:13 AM, Johannes Kreidler wrote:
>>> hi list,
>>> thank you for advices and bug reports. i fixed some things,  
>>> added  another abstractions und help-files.
>>>
>>> here are the honk abstractions:
>>>
>>> http://www.kreidler-net.de/honk.html
>>>
>>>
>>> hans-christoph, can it be included in pd-extended?
>> Sure, someone just needs to import them to CVS (soon to be SVN)  
>> and  then add them to the build system.  If you plan on  
>> maintaining these,  then it would be best if you put them there  
>> yourself.  Just submit a  developer CVS request to pd-dev if you  
>> want commit access.
>> .hc
>>>
>>> greets,
>>> johannes
>>>
>>>
>>> honk abstractions
>>>
>>> collection of abstractions for pd (requires at least pd-extended  
>>> 0.39)
>>>
>>>
>>> download: http://www.kreidler-net.de/honk.zip
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> help-files are in the same folder, but also included inside the   
>>> absctractions themselves.
>>>
>>>
>>> ----GLUE----
>>>
>>> linvert        - inverts order of atoms of a list
>>> listerize-fifo    - like "serialize" but for symbols, turns a  
>>> list of  symbols into a list, in order: first in first out
>>> listerize-lifo    - like "serialize" but for symbols, turns a  
>>> list of  symbols into a list, in order: last in first out
>>> mergerize-fifo    - turns a stream of symbols into one symbol,  
>>> in  order: first in first out
>>> mergerize-lifo    - turns a stream of symbols into one symbol,  
>>> in  order: last in first out
>>> nbangs        - sequence incoming bangs
>>> prae        - glues a praefix and an input together to one list
>>> schange        - like "change" but for symbols, outputs its input  
>>> only  when it changes
>>> serialize-fifo    - like "serialize" but for any number of  
>>> floats.  turns a list of floats into a list, in order: first in  
>>> first out
>>> serialize-lifo    - like "serialize" but for any number of  
>>> floats.  turns a list of floats into a list, in order: last in  
>>> first out
>>>
>>> ----TIME----
>>>     malibu        - counts in a certain speed
>>> zetro        - random metronome
>>>
>>>
>>> ----MATH----
>>>
>>> noreprand    - (almost) exactly like "random", but without   
>>> repetitions. outputs random numbers in given range.
>>> rondom        - like "random" but with offset as argument
>>>
>>> ----TABLES----
>>>
>>> ntables        - creates a certain number of tables in subpatch
>>>
>>>
>>> ----GUI-----
>>>
>>> bak        - like bang, but size can be given by argument
>>> dac        - comfortable control of audio output
>>> display        - displays a number or symbol in variable size
>>> hamp        - comfortable horizontal potentiometer
>>> hr        - like horizontal radio, but number of buttons can be  
>>> given by  argument
>>> gop        - comfortable graph-on-parent control
>>> hs        - horizontal slider with range as arguments
>>> sf        - soundfile-player for different formats (wav, mp3, ogg)
>>> tok        - like toggle, but size can be given by argument
>>> vamp        - comfortable vertical potentiometer
>>> vr        - like vertical radio, but number of buttons can be  
>>> given by  argument
>>> vs        - vertical slider with range as arguments
>>> vum        - quick-to-build VU-Meter
>>>
>>>
>>> ----MISC----
>>>
>>>
>>> klist        - text-based sequencer with absolute time destinations
>>> midi2symbol    - MIDI tone numbers to german tone name conversion
>>>
>>>
>>> ----AUDIO GLUE----
>>>
>>> compress~    - every amplitude that lies under a certain  
>>> threshold  will be amplified to a reference amplitude
>>> limit~        - every amplitude that lies over a certain  
>>> threshold will  be dampened to a reference amplitude
>>> pitchshift~    - granular transposition
>>>
>>>
>>> ----AUDIO OSCILLATORS----
>>>
>>> sinesum~    - oscillator with various partials
>>> waveform~    - waveform oscillator (sine/saw/triangle/square/ 
>>> pulse/ random)
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>                                               http://at.or.at/hans/ 
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