I just saw this. if you have pd-ext, try rec-name from my abs in jmmmp.
or, in case you're on windows, I send here the files (the last windows
build is from last summer).
Is there some easy way of generating the epoch time in pd?
I know about Zexy's [date] and [time] objects . they cou
On Fri, 23 Jan 2009, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
the problem with a real epoch time is, that Pd cannot handle it as a
number (due to restrictions of 32bit float which is Pd's internal
numeric format), so it would have to be a symbol, which actually limits
the usefulness to generating UID.
Any
e deleflie wrote:
Is there some easy way of generating the epoch time in pd?
I know about Zexy's [date] and [time] objects . they could do it
with a bit of work.
or . does anyone know of a way to generate some unique string (or
number) its just so that I can hit a bang at anytime a
Is there some easy way of generating the epoch time in pd?
I know about Zexy's [date] and [time] objects . they could do it
with a bit of work.
or . does anyone know of a way to generate some unique string (or
number) its just so that I can hit a bang at anytime and record
the curren
