• Balwyn

    The preset file is in C:\Program Files\Purr Data\bin\css folder (on windows 10)

    I was able to drag solarized_inverted.css onto the desktop and edit ,box_text to #ff6600 save and drag back to the css folder for the following result.

    I personally wouldn't recommend this approach as I would imagine when updating Purr Data the .css file will be overwritten and possibly updated with new fields

    I tried to make the purrdata folder read/writeable but it just kept reverting back to read-only

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  • Balwyn

    I think you may need to use a message box to this, I dont believe you can put a comma in a list box
    use messages with add2 and addcomma commands
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  • Balwyn

    Hi
    I thought I would have a go
    maybe this might help
    Cheers
    Balwyn
    random-read.zip

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  • Balwyn

    To change the contents of a message box, use the 'set' message
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  • Balwyn

    You could write the values via a sinesum message to an array
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  • Balwyn

    Another way when patches disappear off screen on windows 10, is to hover over the Pd icon on the task bar and right click on the missing patch's large icon title bar then click maximize, then drag down the maximized title bar to restore its size.
    The missing patch appears as a blank patch on the task bar icon.
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  • Balwyn

    I think [list split] is what you need
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  • Balwyn

    Another possible choice is to use [makenote] instead of [pipe], although 1 millisecond needed to be added to the bang delay.
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  • Balwyn

    @esaruoho I sent this while you were replying and might of skipped it

    the bang between [r $1-id] and [array get plom$1] looks like it is blocking the id, and the delay is toggling the metro twice

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    the bang between [r $1-id] and [array get plom$1] looks like it is blocking the id, and the delay is toggling the metro twice

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  • Balwyn

    are all the arrays the same size?

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  • Balwyn

    Did you close the edit window with the "done" bang?
    If not the metro will still keep updating the last array that opened it.

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  • Balwyn

    @esaruoho said:

    am now trying to figure out how [vis 0( could also be used to control the windowsize + position of the array edit, since having it stably in a specific place would be pretty amazing.

    @esaruoho Well, this is possible with the now undocumented message [relocate( which is not at all intuitive and may disappear sometime in the future, however it still works at the moment.
    It is in the Pd-extended documentation but has disappeared in later releases of Pd

    No warranties for the next bit
    so make back ups or use a copy of your patch

    Copy the four objects and paste them in your patch if you want to test, click the bang and the $0-edit subpatch should open at size of 720x530 at the position of 50 left 50 top (adjust the message list to suit.
    [menuclose( is required instead of [vis 0( for it to work
    move-subpatch.pd
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  • Balwyn

    @esaruoho sorry for the late reply I'm in Australia, but it looks like you have it sorted anyway
    cheers
    Balwyn

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  • Balwyn

    Another method is to use [array get] and [array set] and copy the array to a larger editor array and back to the calling array with a metro to update as you edit.
    Here i've used an hslider to blackout the arrayname but also receive a click to open the editor and send its id.
    setget.pd
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  • Balwyn

    PlugData does have GraphOnParent under the + symbol at the top (or ctrl+shift+G) which produces an empty GOP subpatch that work perfectly and is sizable rectangle, right click this to open and edit

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  • Balwyn

    You divide the array size by the samplerate to get the number of seconds
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  • Balwyn

    Here is the updated poly version

    vline~piano.zip

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  • Balwyn

    Edit: I found it under list-abs

    the easyflow has [listCompare] which may be similar
    This web page to find libraries may also be of use
    https://deken.puredata.info/search.html?libraries=&objects=List-compare&descriptions=

    However it didn't find anything for list-compare just the above.

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