@xgr said:
Hi,
first of all: Thanks for your great effort! Purr Data's handling is very nice.
I played around with it today and tested some of my patches. Purr Data crashed every once in a while. I can't say, where exactly it happens. Is there a log file? I would send it to you.
What OS? 32-bit or 64-bit? Is it the most recent version?
Also-- do you know which externals you were using? Lyonpotpourri happens to have a crasher that we're in the middle of fixing.
And is there a feature list? Would be nice to see what exactly is shipped with Purr Data and where it has extra features. Also which parts of Pd-l2ork are integrated.
Most features from Pd-l2ork are available-- the exceptions are disis_munger~ and k12 mode.
Some features:
- $0 inside message boxes works
- infinite undo, preset_hub/node, iemgui anchors, and other Pd-l2ork features
- GUI presets (in the preferences dialog)
- zoomable canvases and Pd console, ability to save zoom level per patch if you wish (see preferences dialog for checkbox)
- new data structure visualization features-- click
<ctrl-b>
for Help browser, then scroll down to the second heading about data structures - dollarsigns work correctly in iemguis
- introspection objects:
[pdinfo]
,[classinfo]
,[canvasinfo]
,[objectinfo]
- experimental "dropdown" atom box (name/interface may change)
- multi-connection patching shortcuts (see doc/2.control.examples/25.intelligent-patching.pd)
- realtime find
<ctrl-f>
in Pd console, and step-find<ctrl-f>
in patch windows
There are probably others. Those are just the ones I could think of atm.
Regards,
Xaver