On Sep 2, 2009, at 11:22 AM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Tue, 1 Sep 2009, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
just ping the client... depends a bit on the branch...
miller: sys_gui("pd %s done \\;\n",rcv->s_name);
hans: sys_gui("pdsend \"%s done\"\n",rcv->s_name);
matju: sys_gui("netsend \"%s done\"\n",rcv->name);
provided that you have done pd_bind((t_pd *)self,rcv); and a
class_addmethod for the name "done" (the callback).
Are there any existing methods?
I stated it, therefore it exists.
I suppose it depends on your school of ontology.
I am actually thinking Tcl/GUI side.
You can't get out of this question without thinking with both sides.
Well, I found a little hack way to do it. It turns out that 'pd'
sends this proc when its done loading:
pdtk_canvas_getscroll .x64b920.c
And normally pdtk_canvas_getscroll is called with the toplevel path
of .x64b920, for some reason when it finishes loading it calls
pdtk_canvas_getscroll with the canvas name .x64b920.c. So I added
a ::loaded array, so you can check to see if a given toplevel .x64b920
is loaded. ::loaded(.x64b920) is first set to 0 when pdtk_canvas_new
is called, then when pdtk_canvas_getscroll .x64b920.c is first
received, ::loaded(.x64b920) is set to 1. So you can "trace add
variable ::loaded write" in order to run a proc when a patch has
finished loading. Works for me in my 'editmode_look.tcl' plugin.
.hc
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