hi,
pix_multiblob algorithm changes just after the 0.93.3 release in november
2011
Ricardo Fabbri made those changes so maybe he is the best person to help us
figuring out where the "bug" is, if this is really a bug
since the algorithm changed I'm not so surprised that the same patch with
the sam
> De: "Jonathan Wilkes"
> >Is it just possible to have background in black, and fonts
> >(comments) in white
>
> http://puredata.info/Members/jancsika/inverted_colors.webm/base_view
>
> -Jonathan
>
great!
thanks a lot
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Hi,
This is a job offer for someone with pd and dmx skills, on june 21th, in
Saint-Ouen, France (near Paris).
French below.
Place of event: St-Ouen, France.
Context: there is NO developpement involved. This is only for
supervision and intervention should something fail. Note the
installation wa
Great, let's hook up there!
M
From: dreamer
> > JUNE 18
> >
> > STEIM SUMMER PARTY 2013
> >
> > It?s time again for STEIM?s annual summer party!
> >
> Cool, I think that I can make it. (missed the Plant Orchestra last week)
>
> cheers,
> drmr
>
>
>
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From: Patrice Colet
To: pd-list
Cc: Jonathan Wilkes
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 7:55 AM
Subject: Re: [PD] pd color presets
>> De: "Jonathan Wilkes"
>> >Is it just possible to have background in black, and fonts
>> >(comments) in white
>>
>> http://p
Looking at this now. I notice that _pipe in windows even allows you to
specify buffer size which linux and MacOS don't. It might be a major
advantage.
OTOH the major hassle is figuring out how to create and manage the sub-process
in Windows which has no wait() function. I fear people finding do
OK, my apologies to IOhannes for the rant, I was in the understanding that this
is how the object works now.
Now that it's clarified that this is a bug, not a feature. It should be
evaluated why it behaves differently and if it is worth it to keep the changes
or we can go back to the original.
>From: Miller Puckette
>To: Jonathan Wilkes
>Cc: pdlist
>Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 12:56 PM
>Subject: Re: [PD] pd~ in windows
>Looking at this now. I notice that _pipe in windows even allows you to
specify buffer size which linux and MacOS don't. It
