On 13-11-03 09:57 AM, Christopher Arndt wrote:
Hi Lenard,
On 02.11.2013 02:25, Lenard Lindstrom wrote:
Just wondering, if the Python level callback is found to be too slow, could a
C level callback mechanism be provided?
how would you suggest this should be used? From Python or C?
In python-r
Hi Lenard,
On 02.11.2013 02:25, Lenard Lindstrom wrote:
> Just wondering, if the Python level callback is found to be too slow, could a
> C level callback mechanism be provided?
how would you suggest this should be used? From Python or C?
In python-rtmidi this is currently not possible from Pyth
Hello Chris,
Thank you for the response! You're right, this seems to be a
Distro/PortMidi problem. I guess I'll track down the portmidi package
maintainer(s) and see what they have to say.
Thanks again,
~William
On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 5:39 AM, Christopher Arndt wrote:
> On 01.11.2013 09:52,
Hello William,
PortMidi is a nuisance. I do Pygame development on a Ubuntu derived
Gnu/Linux distribution, and had to build a custom PortMidi library for
use with Pygame.
Lenard Lindstrom
On 13-11-01 01:52 AM, William Heatley wrote:
Python: 2.7.4
PyGame: 1.9.1release
OS: Ubuntu 13.04
Probl
Hi Chris,
python-rtmidi looks great. It should replace pyportmidi as the Pygame
midi backend. In particular, I like the midi event callback which rtmidi
provides. This will allow midi events to be tied into SDL events. Just
wondering, if the Python level callback is found to be too slow, could
On 01.11.2013 09:52, William Heatley wrote:
> Suggested Solution:
> Do not define PM_CHECK_ERRORS.
This is defined in the underlying portmidi library, which AFAIK is
linked dynamically. So it is up to your OS to provide a version of
libportmidi without PM_CHECK_ERRORS defined. This has been a
long
Python: 2.7.4
PyGame: 1.9.1release
OS: Ubuntu 13.04
Problem:
Any call to the pygame.midi functions which cause PortMidi to return an
error, will cause the entire program to exit (at the C level; no exceptions
reach Python). In the PortMidi interface code, "pm_errmsg" calls
prompt_and_exit. This
