[PD] p!thon

[integer at www.god-emil.dk]

>> is there something like pyrite for pd? i never used pyrite, but i love
>> supercollider. some things are so much simpler to program in
>> supercollider. on the other hand i like the click and drag way in pd,
>> but sometimes it gets very complicated and cluttered.
>
>I don't know pyrite (and the only thing my quick and dirty web search
>brought up deals with Palm handhelds), but I'm completely with you what
>concerns the lack of versatile scripting capabilities.
>
>The ideal solution would be embeddable script boxes that can use pd objects
>as classes, their methods as methods and their inputs/outputs as variables.
>Of course some existing, widespread, mature scripting language should be
>used, possibly python or perl.
>To all the experts out there: is it possible to define abstract data types
>in these languages and implement all their methods in C/C++ code modules?


python is dandy.

apropos - if any of you fascinating pd kriiiiketz
need some funding may indikate. [why +? lets just
say i have my reasons]

vr!!endel!jk.nn  - matchez plz