If you're happy to use bzr that is even better. Do you have a web host with ftp or ssh access? If so then you can just push there and I'll pull direct from you. Tomorrow I'll take a.closer look at your svn issue - maybe you need to include your full username in the path, like user...@code.google.com/etc
Cheers,
Chris.
"Brandon James" <xbrando...@gmail.com> wrote:
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you rule!
i just wrote 'select', 'swap' and 'spigot'.
i'm having the same problem with svn auth actually. let me know if you
figure it out. i heard somewhere that it gets user/pass from your
google cookie or something.
chris, i wrote the fromstring() method:
/** Initiate a load of a Pd source string **/
this.loadfromstring = function (string, callback) {
this.loadcallback = callback;
this.loadcomplete(string,{"status":200});
return string;
}
hey brandon, while you're testing, will you add 3 new properties to
your new objects for the UI?
defaultinlets = inlet # without arguments
defaultoutlets = outlet # without arguments
description: = what it does, briefly
i've done this for the existing objects. these changes are the only
things the UI needs from pd.js,cheers
perfect. thanks
>
> Also, [metro] or [delay] would be very helpful to me in trying to
> devise tests for some of these objects, but I'm unclear on how time is
> handled outside the dsp domain. So if you're trying to decide which
> objects to do next, please keep that in mind.
+1 !
On Mon, 4 Oct 2010 19:14:56 -0700 (PDT), Brandon James
<xbrando...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>Do you have a web host with ftp or ssh access?
>
> No, sorry, I don't have a web host. Where/when do I enter my username
> and password? If you could explain the process like I'm 5 and never
> owned a computer before, I think we could get things moving.
Ok, sorry, I see that I am not being clear enough. First try this:
bzr push
https://xbrando...@web-pure-data.googlecode.com/svn/branches/brandon
Note the username before the @ sign there. You will be asked for your
password, which should be your automatically generated Google Code
password. You can get that from this url:
<https://code.google.com/hosting/settings>
If that doesn't work, or you are still having trouble with it, you can
do a 'bound branch' which is basically like an SVN checkout, but using
bzr (which is better for me). To do that, check out the branch:
bzr co https://web-pure-data.googlecode.com/svn/branches/brandon
WebPd-brandon
Then go into the WebPd-brandon directory, and merge your changes from
your other checkout. You can probably do this quite easily with `bzr
merge path-to-my-other-checkout`. After that you should commit, which
should push them back into the SVN repository. As before you will need
your username and Google Code password.
Let me know if this helps!
Chris.
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Ok I deleted the one with the space. Could you try committing to the
one without a space again?
Chris.
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Chris.
On Tue, 5 Oct 2010 05:25:36 -0700 (PDT), Brandon James
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I have now merged all of Brandon's work (and Spencers via Brandon's
branch) into trunk. Thanks for all of those objects, awesome stuff! :D
:D :D
I noticed that some of them don't pass the unit tests. I guess we
should make a list of the ones that aren't working and flag them
somehow. Maybe I should put a red border on them on the testing page?
Also, can we try to make sure the .png's have a lowercase extension
(not .PNG) for those of us on case sensitive platforms. :)
Cheers, and thanks for all of this!
Chris.
On Tue, 5 Oct 2010 05:25:36 -0700 (PDT), Brandon James
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[noise~] and [random] in Pd use some weird fast pseudo-random generator
based on primes. I think it probably does have a characteristic sound,
so maybe check the Pd source.
I will do some further investigation of which objects work (I
specifically noticed that [sel] does not work 100%) and get back to you.
I still have a plan to do [metro] and also connection fanning, but alas
I haven't done it yet, sorry.
Cheers, and speak soon!
Chris.
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I added a dozen or so objects to my branch that aren't in the trunk
yet. maybe because i haven't written tests for them yet.
I will do this. i will also do the rest of the math ones.
noticed the select bug too, but couldnt figure out why.
loadbang coffee debugging-
Dude, that is insanely awesome.
> deleting is still flakey, (i need to reindex everything in the patch)
> and you can't yet select cords (y=mx+b ?...) but its stable enough to
> test our objects with.
I have some code for proximity-to-a-line which might help you. Will try
to find it.
> maybe it won't be necessary to make png images.
That would be kind of cool, actually!
> I added a dozen or so objects to my branch that aren't in the trunk
> yet. maybe because i haven't written tests for them yet.
> I will do this. i will also do the rest of the math ones.
Great, let me know when you have them committed and i'll merge.
> noticed the select bug too, but couldnt figure out why.
I'll also try to look at that.
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This is a great idea. I think the xmen demo has an example of sending
information into the patch. When you drag along the audio loop it sends
new control points into the patch. Basically you bind a special receiver
and then when the button is clicked, send to it.
Cheers,
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