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-py/pyext - python script objects for PD (and MaxMSP... once, under MacOSX and Windows)
-
-Copyright (c) 2002-2003 Thomas Grill (xovo@gmx.net)
-For information on usage and redistribution, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL
-WARRANTIES, see the file, "license.txt," in this distribution.  
-
-Donations for further development of the package are highly appreciated.
-
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-You will need the flext C++ layer for PD and Max/MSP externals to compile this.
-see http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/ext
-
-
-Package files:
-- readme.txt: this one
-- gpl.txt,license.txt: GPL license stuff
-- main.cpp, main.h, modmeth.cpp, pyargs.cpp, register.cpp: base class
-- py.cpp: py object
-- pyext.cpp, pyext.h, clmeth.cpp, bound.cpp: pyext object
-
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Goals/features of the package:
-
-Access the flexibility of the python language in PD and MaxMSP
-
-
-PD - Load it as i library with e.g. "pd -lib py -path scripts"
-Max/MSP - Wait for Windows or a Mach-O MacOSX version. MacOS9 doesn't want it.
-
-
-Check out the sample patches and scripts
-
-
-Description:
-
-With the py object you can load python modules and execute the functions therein.
-With the pyext you can use python classes to represent full-featured pd/Max message objects.
-Multithreading (detached methods) is supported for both objects.
-You can send messages to named objects or receive (with pyext) with Python methods.
-
-
-Known bugs:
-There are problems with importing the "time" module, experienced with Python 2.2.2 under OSX.
-Therefore, some help patches may not be functional.
-
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-The py/pyext package should run with Python version >= 2.1.
-It has been thoroughly tested with version 2.2
-
-
-The package should at least compile (and is tested) with the following compilers:
-
-PD @ Windows:
--------------
-o Borland C++ 5.5 (free): edit "config-pd-bcc.txt" & run "build-pd-bcc.bat" 
-
-o Microsoft Visual C++ 6: usr "py.dsp" or edit "config-pd-msvc.txt" & run "build-pd-msvc.bat" 
-
-PD @ linux:
------------
-Python doesn't provide a shared lib by default - static linking produces huge externals
-Ok, debian is an exception... the precompiled binary is for debian, therefore.
-
-o GCC: edit "config-pd-linux.txt" & run "sh build-pd-linux.sh" 
-
-PD @ MacOSX:
----------------------
-
-o GCC: edit "config-pd-darwin.txt" & run "sh build-pd-darwin.sh" 
-
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Version history:
-
-0.1.2:
-- CHANGE: updates for flext 0.4.1 - method registering within class scope
-
-0.1.1:
-- CHANGE: updates for flext 0.4.0
-- FIX: crash when module couldn't be loaded
-- FIX: GetBound method (modmeth.cpp, line 138) doesn't exist in flext any more
-- FIX: deadlock occured when connecting to py/pyext boxes in non-detached mode
-- ADD: current path and path of the canvas is added to the python path
-- FIX: path is not added to python path if already included
-
-0.1.0:
-- completely reworked all code
-- added class functionality for full-featured objects and renamed the merge to pyext
-- enabled threads and made everything thread-safe ... phew!
-- using flext 0.3.2
-- pyext now gets full python path
-- python's argv[0] is now "py" or "pyext"
-- etc.etc.
-
-0.0.2:
-- fixed bug when calling script with no function defined (thanks to Ben Saylor)
-- cleaner gcc makefile
-
-0.0.1:
-- using flext 0.2.1
-
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-TODO list:
-
-general:
-- Documentation and better example patches
-
-features:
-- enable multiple interpreters?
-- make a pygui object where Tkinter draws to the PD canvas...
-- stop individual threads
-
-tests:
-- check for python threading support
-
-bugs:
-- the python interpreter can't be unloaded due to some bug at re-initialization
-- named (keyword) arguments are not supported
-
+py/pyext - python script objects for PD (and MaxMSP... once, under MacOSX and Windows)
+
+Copyright (c) 2002-2003 Thomas Grill (xovo@gmx.net)
+For information on usage and redistribution, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL
+WARRANTIES, see the file, "license.txt," in this distribution.  
+
+Donations for further development of the package are highly appreciated.
+Visit https://www.paypal.com/xclick/business=t.grill%40gmx.net&item_name=pyext&no_note=1&tax=0&currency_code=EUR
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+You will need the flext C++ layer for PD and Max/MSP externals to compile this.
+see http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/ext
+
+
+Package files:
+- readme.txt: this one
+- gpl.txt,license.txt: GPL license stuff
+- main.cpp, main.h, modmeth.cpp, pyargs.cpp, register.cpp: base class
+- py.cpp: py object
+- pyext.cpp, pyext.h, clmeth.cpp, bound.cpp: pyext object
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Goals/features of the package:
+
+Access the flexibility of the python language in PD and MaxMSP
+
+
+PD - Load it as i library with e.g. "pd -lib py -path scripts"
+Max/MSP - Wait for Windows or a Mach-O MacOSX version. MacOS9 doesn't want it.
+
+
+Check out the sample patches and scripts
+
+
+Description:
+
+With the py object you can load python modules and execute the functions therein.
+With the pyext you can use python classes to represent full-featured pd/Max message objects.
+Multithreading (detached methods) is supported for both objects.
+You can send messages to named objects or receive (with pyext) with Python methods.
+
+
+Known bugs:
+There are problems with importing the "time" module, experienced with Python 2.2.2 under OSX.
+Therefore, some help patches may not be functional.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+The py/pyext package should run with Python version >= 2.1.
+It has been thoroughly tested with version 2.2
+
+
+The package should at least compile (and is tested) with the following compilers:
+
+PD @ Windows:
+-------------
+o Borland C++ 5.5 (free): edit "config-pd-bcc.txt" & run "build-pd-bcc.bat" 
+
+o Microsoft Visual C++ 6: usr "py.dsp" or edit "config-pd-msvc.txt" & run "build-pd-msvc.bat" 
+
+PD @ linux:
+-----------
+Python doesn't provide a shared lib by default - static linking produces huge externals
+Ok, debian is an exception... the precompiled binary is for debian, therefore.
+
+o GCC: edit "config-pd-linux.txt" & run "sh build-pd-linux.sh" 
+
+PD @ MacOSX:
+---------------------
+
+o GCC: edit "config-pd-darwin.txt" & run "sh build-pd-darwin.sh" 
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Version history:
+
+0.1.2:
+- CHANGE: updates for flext 0.4.1 - method registering within class scope
+
+0.1.1:
+- CHANGE: updates for flext 0.4.0
+- FIX: crash when module couldn't be loaded
+- FIX: GetBound method (modmeth.cpp, line 138) doesn't exist in flext any more
+- FIX: deadlock occured when connecting to py/pyext boxes in non-detached mode
+- ADD: current path and path of the canvas is added to the python path
+- FIX: path is not added to python path if already included
+
+0.1.0:
+- completely reworked all code
+- added class functionality for full-featured objects and renamed the merge to pyext
+- enabled threads and made everything thread-safe ... phew!
+- using flext 0.3.2
+- pyext now gets full python path
+- python's argv[0] is now "py" or "pyext"
+- etc.etc.
+
+0.0.2:
+- fixed bug when calling script with no function defined (thanks to Ben Saylor)
+- cleaner gcc makefile
+
+0.0.1:
+- using flext 0.2.1
+
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+TODO list:
+
+general:
+- Documentation and better example patches
+
+features:
+- enable multiple interpreters?
+- make a pygui object where Tkinter draws to the PD canvas...
+- stop individual threads
+
+tests:
+- check for python threading support
+
+bugs:
+- the python interpreter can't be unloaded due to some bug at re-initialization
+- named (keyword) arguments are not supported
+