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

[Ricardo Fabbri]

Hi,

There are no other messages. All I get is a bunch of "couldn't create".

I guess maybe I still don't know how to install things properly on Pd.

I did a symlink to gridflow in  ~/pd-externals/

Once I run pd-extended, I thought it should already find all the
*.pd_linux. But doesn't seem so..

When I do pd-extended -lib $HOME/pd-externals/gridflow/gridflow then I
start getting more symbols. I now get most things except #expr,

Ricardo Fabbri
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On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 11:07 PM, Mathieu Bouchard <matju at artengine.ca> wrote:
> Le 2011-10-31 à 22:59:00, Ricardo Fabbri a écrit :
>
>> Upon opening pd-extended (which I compiled from source using pd extended
>> from svn, pd-extended.git core, and gem.git), I went to
>> help->gridflow->tests and clicked on #-test. Many objects could not be
>> created, for instance # + and others. I do get some objects such as #is.
>
> The ones you get are probably abstractions. [#is] is an abstraction. Did the
> abstractions folder appear in your Path dialoguebox automatically ? If you
> hadn't already installed GridFlow before, and you have this path, then
> GridFlow has already partially loaded. But in extreme situations, it might
> fail to finish loading, and then, the externals (non-abstractions) might not
> have been loaded.
>
> Do you have any relevant error messages at load time ?
>
> BTW, I'm using Pd extended 42, and I don't have experience with 43.
>
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