Or is there a more elegant solution?

[counter 0 15]
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[sel 0 1 2 3 4 ...15]
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| [toggle] [toggle] [toggle]... x16 (this checks and unchecks the steps)
| / / /
[spigot] [spigot] [spigot].... x16

I am getting this error when trying to load txt files to coll.
error (miXed): coll: error reading text file 'text'

I even wrote a text file with coll, tried to load it and it failed. Any ideas?

The file is in the same directory as the pd patch.

[read text(
|
[coll]

also tried

[read text.txt(
|
[coll]

and

[read text cr(
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[coll]

I have a patch that works fine in PD opening files to ~readsf with a [bang]

But when opened in Xcode's iphone sim, the receiver is triggered and for each sample triggered I get a log "No such file or directory"

In the IDE the PD patch is in its own folder and the samples it references are in a subfolder.

In PD I am accessing the samples respectively [open sample_folder/sample.wav( and everything's fine.. but tis not the case in xcode.

However, when the samples are moved into the same directory as the PD patch it works fine. Problem is there's 300 of them all neatly organized

Anyone know what this could be?

thanks!

Hi,

i'm wondering if theres a common way to use [expr] for crossfading two signals? i think that exponential crossfade is equal power right? or is it logarithmic? is there a formula floating around that is commonly used for this kind of thing?

I am a max user and have been approached by an iOS developer that wants to make an audio utility based on streaming data. I have read through Mr. Brinkmann's book which was a good primer for this project. But in working with PD Vanilla I have found that there are a lot of useful objects in extended that would make this project much easier. I'm wondering what caveats should be employed if I want to prototype in Extended for something that will ultimately be used with libPD. I am not really up for coding new functionality in C if I am stuck using PD Vanilla.

Thanks.

I have about 400 lines, but each print is spitting out all the lines at once. tried everything including manually adding carriage returns in text editor.

[edit] attached patch

[40\
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[goto $1, this(
| [read list.txt(
| /
| /
[msgfile]
|
[print]

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

Thanks. Didnt think of that. Looking into it now.

Solved. I guess the txt file formatting was off. For anyone else: text file needed to be formatted

1, item1;
2, item2;

etc

OK. thanks a lot!

gotcha.

geez. why isn't this documented in the help? or is it an obvious formatting scheme that i simply wasn't aware of?