Hi List,
I'm nearly finished with a gui tab for the Pd preferences dialog I'm
working on.
Question:
I (currently) have three notebook (tab) panes in the dialog: one for Audio, one
for
Midi and one for GUI. For GNU/Linux (and probably Windows) I have a "Close"
button
Now that I've got the ttk styles down the frontend would take about 5
minutes
to make. Actually making it do something would take a lot longer,
unless there's
a trick to it that one of the audio gurus knows about.
I may be wrong but that feature only seems important in making insane
patche
From: João Pais
To: "pd-list@iem.at" ; Jonathan Wilkes
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 2:34 AM
Subject: Re: [PD] Pd preferences dialog progress
> Looks very nice. Can you show also the other sections of the dialog?
The GUI tab is just a placeh
Looks very nice. Can you show also the other sections of the dialog?
One minimal detail: "Use single device" instead of "devices"
A bigger detail: does it make sense (for logical and practical reasons) to
add a menu to select which channels go into which inputs/outpus, like on
max/msp?
Hi
On 04/09/2013 16:06, Nicolas Montgermont wrote:
> Under osx, this is usually what is done,
> there is no apply button.
which i personally find a very annoying behaviour.
>
> One thing missing as well is the ability to select audio/midi device by
> name from the patch, instead of numbers. This is
Under osx, this is usually what is done,
there is no apply button.
Hans's proposition to have separate message is very good as well. It is
much better to change from the patch, for example, only the number of
audio outputs than to overwrite all parameters.
One thing missing as well is the abi
I think this makes a lot of sense. Making the preferences take effect
immediately is how most platforms are going these days, and is really how Pd
itself responds. So I think Pd's preferences should behave accordingly.
The problem is that it will be tricky to do with the current message format.
Hi List,
I'm going to start coding up a single preferences dialog to replace the
disparate "settings" dialogs that live in non-standard menus of Pd.
It will be "Firefox Style", meaning a "Preferences" option in the "Edit"
menu. The dialog will have a row of buttons at the top that are icons
