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Thank's:<br>
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=>Jeff: Well, I saw this 0.41version for F9, I didn't know it was
working on F10... I'll try<br>
=>Fernando:<br>
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Fernando Lopez-Lezcano a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 2009-05-12 at 09:21 +0200, Raphael Raccuia wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thank you...
Oded Ben-Tal a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">-Question: why isn't there yet the latest version?
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<pre wrap="">becaue nando is very busy and packaging pd is a pain.
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<pre wrap="">ok...
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I was working on a new version but I constantly get interrupted with
"more important things" I have to do before I can finish :-) ...
It is actually a pain. I was getting closer on the last iteration.
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no problem, we can be patient... thank you for your great work!<br>
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<pre wrap="">-Problem: Is it normal that libs are not automatically loaded at
startup? (like other distributions when you install pd-extended) It's
boring adding and checking each one by one... Positive point: I learn a
lot about each externals
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<pre wrap="">I think it's a feature of newer version of pd-extended (>0.40?)
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<pre wrap="">I thought the packagers was doing that...
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I don't even think there is a completely standard way of loading them.
And you probably would not want _all_ of them always loaded on startup
(memory/cpu usage perhaps?). And individual packages would not be able
to automagically add library loading commands when installed (or remove
them when uninstalled). As far as I can tell pd is not designed with
packaging in mind :-)
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Yes, this sounds logic! I just learned that loading too many libraries
could make pd slower... for example I didn't load Gem and other
graphical libs, as I don't use them... This lib's package-system is
actually a really good solution. It's just boring to load them one by
one, even more because 0.39 has limited number of loadable libs with
the GUI (have to enter in .pdsettings to add more).<br>
cheers<br>
bk<br>
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-- Fernando
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<pre wrap="">-Bug: when I open the help-browser, when I select a directory, it opens
a new part window, but then I can't return to another directory in
parent. I get this error and I have to close the browser and open again:
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<pre wrap="">I reported this on pd's bug tracker. I'm not sure it got fixed. It is
fairly annoying.
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<pre wrap="">could you send the link? I can't find the ticket...
cheers
raf
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