colorscheme-plugin.tcl

Just in case you were interested, here's my GUI plugin.

(Edit: can't seem to get the file upload to work.)

http://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/7052/setting-up-a-puredata-default-canvas/6

and

http://puredata.info/docs/guiplugins/GUIPlugins/

Here's another example of a post that displays incorrectly: http://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/5287/what-is-an-abstraction-and-why-use-0-1-etc

Though I don't think [table] is to blame here...

Also, the HTML entity &#8230 (ellipsis) is showing up escaped; not sure if this is a problem for any other entities.

Finally, the backup site at http://puredata_bak.hurleur.com/ is unavailable, showing an "Unable to insert into online list" error.

@le-NEKO Would it be possible to fix posts from the old forum that contain [table] (sans markdown, of course) so they display correctly in the new forum? Right now, posts that contain this particular string are mangled and the threads don't make much sense, for example http://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/7656/creating-a-sfxplayer-file-wav-and-making-it-have-arrays/8

Speaking of which - what happened to mmb? I feel lost without my PD guru

The new forum doesn't seem to like it when the word "table" is enclosed by square brackets (I.e. the ASCII representation of PD's table object). I guess it thinks it's BBCode? It chops off the rest of the post.

I get the following error when I try to create a csoundapi~ object:

/usr/lib/pd/extra/csoundapi~.pd_linux: /usr/lib/pd/extra/csoundapi~.pd_linux: undefined symbol: csoundSetHostImplementedAudioIO
csoundapi~
... couldn't create

I'm running Ubuntu 10.04, and I should mention that I installed the Csound API through Synaptic (I believe it's the "pd-csound" package).

The subpatch could be opening outside the boundaries of your screen. Click on the subpatch, press Alt-Spacebar, then press X to maximize the window. You can then resize the window as needed.

Soundfiler only accepts "read" and "write" messages. What you need is actually a series of [read( messages, like:

[read -resize ~/samples/foo.wav your-table(
[read -resize ~/samples/bar.wav your-table(