In case it's of use, I had this problem as well, and did the fiddly arcane
method for pure vanilla.
See this patch, and look in the abstractions 'oscparse-mobmuplat' and
'oscformat-mobmuplat'. They take the oscparse/oscformat message convention
(i.e. spaces) and turn it into an address with
Thanks. The idea really came from zexy's l2s and s2l objects which I use so
often that I thought I have to reimplement them for Pd vanilla.
> String processing is one area that Pd doesn't exactly lead the pack,
I'm secretely dreaming about regex support for [text] :-)
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 30.
> [list fromsymbol] -> [convert ‘/’ to space] -> [list tosymbol] -> [route]
that won't work because [list tosymbol] will output a single symbol with
whitespace characters.
what you want is: [list fromsymbol] -> [convert ‘/’ to space] -> [fudiparse]
BTW, I've just recently proposed new list
I had some spare time to go back to my old Pd synthesizers and thought I’d try
to see if recent developments in vanilla Pd could help me remove some of my
external dependencies.
[oscparse] works great when taking FUDI in from [netreceive], and converting
the multi-level OSC message into a list
(looks on slightly enviously from afar)
That'll be a nice gig for some lucky soul.
As an aside -- I went to NY in my early 20's and ended up in Manny's
(famous guitar shop).
Had a go on a '58 Fender Precision, all the paint worn off the back of body
and neck, still had the bell over the bridge -
On 30.04.19 15:49, Peter P. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just found out that the keyname for space bar is spelled
> Space
> or
> space
> depending on if it is a key up or down. Can anyone confirm this on a
> non-Linux OS?
on windows you always get "Space".
afaict, this is related to the
On 30.04.19 15:41, Peter P. wrote:
> Katja,
>
> I am trying to use your idea about holding back key ups. However it
> seems that [keyup] outputs 0 for letter keys, and numbers for the number
> keys. I can't seem to figure out why.
i would say that this is a bug.
(it works as epxected on windows
Hi,
I just found out that the keyname for space bar is spelled
Space
or
space
depending on if it is a key up or down. Can anyone confirm this on a
non-Linux OS?
cheersio, P
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Katja,
I am trying to use your idea about holding back key ups. However it
seems that [keyup] outputs 0 for letter keys, and numbers for the number
keys. I can't seem to figure out why. But it has the consequence that
your nice idea will possibly not work if two or more keys are held down
Christof, I am not sure if your abstraction behaves on my OS as you
conceived it. Key entries in the table do not get reset. Subsequent
key downs hang therefore indefinitely...
* Christof Ressi [2019-03-18 17:44]:
> for non-control keys this can be easily done in an abstraction (see
>
On 29.04.19 19:23, Roman Haefeli wrote:
> I
> wonder if extracting fails because the downloaded file is renamed:
>
> osc[v0.2~git20181006](Windows-amd64-32).dek ->
> osc[v0.2~git20181006](Windows-amd64-32).dek.zip
>
> Somewhere a .zip extension is appended to filename, .zip files end up
> with
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