[Gridflow-dev] pd doesn't open some # objects

[Ricardo Fabbri]

Dear matju,

here are some of my current errors (now that I use -lib gridflow,
gridflow in ~/pd-extended).

When I open the help index, I get the following. Note for instance
#draw_lattice, which I can't find anywhere in GF source. Thanks.

GridFlow: can't detect this version of GEM: i=10 j=4
 #draw_lattice
... couldn't create
[#draw_polygon 0 (255 255 255)]: expected numop (as symbol)
 #draw_polygon $1 (255 255 255)
... couldn't create
 #from_pix
... couldn't create
 #memstat
... couldn't create
expr, expr~, fexpr~ version 0.4 under GNU General Public License
 #to_pix
... couldn't create
cascade=0x13e31c0, cvGetErrStatus=0 cvErrorStr=No Error
 gemdead
... couldn't create
missing argument $4 named "channels"
missing argument $3 named "width"
missing argument $2 named "height"
missing argument $1 named "images"
missing argument $4 named "channels"
missing argument $3 named "width"
missing argument $2 named "height"
missing argument $1 named "images"
missing argument $2 named "color"
missing argument $1 named "op"
missing argument $2 named "color"
[#draw_polygon put] inlet 0 method op: expected numop (as symbol)
missing argument $6 named "max"
missing argument $5 named "min"
missing argument $4 named "rect"
missing argument $3 named "outsidecolour"
missing argument $2 named "insidecolour"
missing argument $1 named "op"

Ricardo Fabbri
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On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:16 PM, Mathieu Bouchard <matju at artengine.ca> wrote:
> Le 2011-11-01 à 01:25:00, Ricardo Fabbri a écrit :
>
>> I also get:
>> GridFlow: can't detect this version of GEM: i=10 j=4
>
> I'll have to look at GEM 93, to see what got changed again. It looks like a
> moving target... other things that use GEM routinely need recompiling
> because of changes in GEM. In GridFlow, I want to support multiple versions
> of GEM in the same executable.
>
>> BTW, what I had missed in the README was
>> "With a text editor, modify or create ~/.pdrc and write -lib gridflow."
>
> That's actually old-fashioned. You can do that with the libraries listbox in
> a settings dialogue window in pd-extended.
>
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