Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

Sure, I guess I didn't expressed well myself. By being either "one or another", I meant that you'd only need to either add it to the path or load it as a library. If a library like GEM has abstractions, you need to both add it to the paths AND as a a library. As it is, it wouldn't make sense to

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

> For now, the only way for cyclone to pick a format would be to compile it as > a single library > (which implies turning the current abstractions into compiled code) all the popular single binary libraries I know (GEM, iemlib and zexy) also include abstractions.   Gesendet: Samstag, 14.

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

2018-04-13 17:03 GMT-03:00 José Rafael Subía Valdez : > Hello list, > > I have a couple of questions or more like "views" on this too. > > 1. the problem with using [library/object] method (when libraries compiled > as one single file) is that you must always include the

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

nice tune :) 2018-04-13 16:51 GMT-03:00 Lucas Cordiviola : > Hi Liam, > > Take a look at this example: ---> http://lucarda.com.ar/lucarda2010b.rar > > I distribute externals in the "externals" folder and also their licenses > (see: data/externals/Licenses/readme.html). > >

Re: [PD] avoid "properities"/"open" options in abstractions

Yeah, I was like "does this object really exist?" :) But then, this is not what I was looking for. I can see it doesn't allow you to open the subpatch, but it still shows the "open" option in the menu when you right click it. I know there can be different strategies to achieve practically

Re: [PD] avoid "properities"/"open" options in abstractions

> could it be that this object is not included in the official distribution ? it's only about an hour old :-). checkout the github repo: https://github.com/iem-projects/pd-iemguts > Gesendet: Samstag, 14. April 2018 um 00:12 Uhr > Von: oliver > An: "pd-l...@mail.iem.at"

Re: [PD] avoid "properities"/"open" options in abstractions

IOhannes m zmölnig wrote: On 04/12/2018 10:44 PM, Alexandre Torres Porres wrote: But how to overwrite it only when I'm dealing with a particular canvas? I can't find the answer to this by checking propertybang, and I'm not even sure it can be done in any way. why would you want to do that on

Re: [PD] Search path broken after upgrade to 0.48.0 (Ubuntu/Linux)

Thanks for the reply Dan. To clarify, I have added the paths back in 0.48, including subdirectories, but Pd does not seem be recognizing them at all. My preferences: Search paths: ~/Documents/Music/Pd ~/Documents/Music/Pd/all other subdirectories individually listed... ~/.local/lib/pd/extra Pd

Re: [PD] compiling PD on windows --> with MSYS1

Nice! :) Mensaje telepatico asistido por maquinas. On 4/13/2018 4:40 PM, ro...@dds.nl wrote: > (with some delay) > > succeeded in compiling on my old machine(s) with XP. > > to run Pd it was necessary to copy libgcc_s_dw2.dll and > pthreadGC-3.dll from Mingw/bin > to pd/bin. > > also VC90.CRT

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

Hello list, I have a couple of questions or more like "views" on this too. 1. the problem with using [library/object] method (when libraries compiled as one single file) is that you must always include the complete external library and this, as Liam said, may cause a 2 mb project to extend to

Re: [PD] Search path broken after upgrade to 0.48.0 (Ubuntu/Linux)

> It worked fine in extended as long as I listed the directory > in my search path in preferences. To confirm: That should still be the case. If the path is added to the search paths, it should still work. I believe the settings files for extended and 0.48 should be different. Did you open the

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

Hi Liam, Take a look at this example: ---> http://lucarda.com.ar/lucarda2010b.rar I distribute externals in the "externals" folder and also their licenses (see: data/externals/Licenses/readme.html). I only do [declare -path %%]. I'm using some objects from Zexy but from the v00-extended

Re: [PD] compiling PD on windows --> with MSYS1

(with some delay) succeeded in compiling on my old machine(s) with XP. to run Pd it was necessary to copy libgcc_s_dw2.dll and pthreadGC-3.dll from Mingw/bin to pd/bin. also VC90.CRT was needed; downloading vcredist_86.exe and installing solved that. i copied the externals from my W10

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

Thanks Alex, you've pretty much answered all my questions. I have a bit of confusion though, because for me, [declare] in 0.48 does seem to add custom search paths (see attached screenshot). Doesn't this contradict what you said? As to whether I should do it or not, I have users telling me that

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

2018-04-13 8:21 GMT-03:00 Alexandre Torres Porres : > > > 2018-04-13 4:10 GMT-03:00 Liam Goodacre : > >> >> distributing externals along with an abstraction is bad form like you > said, in my opinion > >> >>1. Assuming that there is something wrong

Re: [PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

2018-04-13 4:10 GMT-03:00 Liam Goodacre : > Hi all > > You might remember from last year that I wanted to distribute externals > along with an abstraction library (Context) so that new users can download > and get it working in as few clicks as possible, without having to

[PD] How to declare custom libraries in abstractions

Hi all You might remember from last year that I wanted to distribute externals along with an abstraction library (Context) so that new users can download and get it working in as few clicks as possible, without having to download a bunch of extra libraries (see the thread: "[PD] repackaging

[PD] Search path broken after upgrade to 0.48.0 (Ubuntu/Linux)

Hi all, I'm years-long Pd user, new to the list. Thanks in advance for everyone's time! [tl;dr below] I recently, after extended was declared no longer maintained, decided to switch to vanilla. I have always used a folder in my home directory to store all of my pd patches, abstractions and help