Dear Simon,
Thanks for your explanation.
Indeed the objects are simply behaving as if one were typing (say in a
text editor, console etc.). Right now I'm on Windows and the behaviour
is exactly the same as the Ubuntu machine.
In fact it looked so trivial I had overlooked it (I admit I was a li
> that behaviour comes from the OS, those objects listen to the events
> that are sent to pd from the X server, not to the raw USB events that
> [hidio] uses. To fix your problem you have change the key repeat
> preferences on whatever OS you are using. You may also find you have
> issues with whi
Quoth Lorenzo, on 12/07/09 14:46:
Hi all,
I'm a little confused by the behaviour of the [key] and [keyup] objects.
What I'd expect is that they 'bang' and output the number only and
only when a key is pressed (key) or depressed (keyup), while it looks
like while a key is kept pressed they go o
Lorenzo wrote:
Hi all,
I'm a little confused by the behaviour of the [key] and [keyup] objects.
What I'd expect is that they 'bang' and output the number only and only
when a key is pressed (key) or depressed (keyup), while it looks like
while a key is kept pressed they go on banging. Also a [
Hi all,
I'm a little confused by the behaviour of the [key] and [keyup] objects.
What I'd expect is that they 'bang' and output the number only and only
when a key is pressed (key) or depressed (keyup), while it looks like
while a key is kept pressed they go on banging. Also a [keyup] seems to
