Hi @all

Just tested the option "-nogui" for my instruments and the delread~ and delwrite~ seems not working. on startup with gui the really simple program have a delay from 500ms. Without the gui it seems, that it has only 1ms? There is a noise mixed with my voice, like a phasor~ ...
My System is "PuredyneLinux - pd 0.42-5". I use it with Jack and normally it works pretty well, why not without the gui?

Can anybody help? And are there also other objects not working?

Thanks for your help

addisaden

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/deltest.pd

It's a bug. I believe the trick is to start with dsp turned off and then turn it on after a delay:

[loadbang]
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[delay 1000]
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[; pd dsp 1(

hi

thanks for your reply. it also doesn't work. i get the same effect, when i kill (in with gui pd) the delwrite~ number. is there a way to give the delwrite~ a number after loading? maybe that would work. [;name resize 1000( or [;name 1000( doesn't work ...
Or is there a chance to make an own delwrite object, where delread~ can read?

thanks a lot

edit: maybe i have to set flags? maybe the pd-gui have stored the flags elsewhere?

Okay, I looked around a bit, and I think this maybe is the answer (sorry I don't have time to test it out myself right now). Make a patch with this inside and load it in nogui mode:

[loadbang]
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[delay 1000]
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[; pd open /path/to/mypatch.pd( <--replace with your patch name

It seems the problem is that in nogui mode, pd loads the patch before the sample rate is set instead of after, so it doesn't calculate the delay lengths properly. Doing it this way will load your patch after the sample rate has been set.

wow that works great work.

btw. my open message has to be [;pd open patchname ./path/(

thanks a lot for your help

Does that work on widnows? Is there somewhere documentation for the open message? Because, i really tried now all variations i could think of, but the patch just won't load...

Could you also close a patch with a similar message to Pd? the word close won't work.

Wow! Ok! So... this is really useful!
http://puredata.info/community/pdwiki/PdInternalMessages

Ok, just tried to send pd the message 'quit' followed by the patch name and path and the whole Pd quit...
Could you send this message only for a specific patch?

Now and then one should look at the help browser

The message is "menuclose", go to Help Browser -> Manuals -> pd-msg -> 2.msg_and_pd -> 2.open_close.pd

Cool, got it. Thanks.