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Here some documentation about internal pd messages.
(pd-msg_05)
1) Thoses msg are sent directly to pd (pd selector) or to a loaded patch (pd-patch.pd selector).
all thoses msg has to be finnished by a ";"
you can test them using :
in the file menu : message
pdsend
the tclsend2pd in the 4.msg_from_tcl folder.
Thoses message allows you (examples):
To control pd without the gui :
Take benefit of the no-gui option
open a patch via socket... (tcl, python, sh, c++,...)
modify or create new patch
Create patch that will create some other
Deals with massive polyphonie (100 osc~ or more...)
load patchs from an other
construct generative patch
Create new gui
etc...
2) Here an list of those msg (* are documented somewhere in this doc):
messages to pd:
init [gimme]
filename [symbol] [symbol]
* open [symbol] [symbol]
* quit
foo [gimme]
* dsp [gimme]
meters [float]
key [gimme]
* audiostatus
finderror
ping
messages to canvas:
* obj [gimme]
* msg [gimme]
* floatatom [gimme]
* symbolatom [gimme]
* text [gimme]
* graph [gimme]
* array
* scalar [gimme]
bng [gimme]
toggle [gimme]
vslider [gimme]
hslider [gimme]
radio [gimme]
vumeter [gimme]
mycnv [gimme]
* connect [float] [float] [float] [float]
* restore [gimme]
write [symbol] [defsymbol]
read [symbol] [defsymbol]
mergefile [symbol] [defsymbol]
sort
* click [float] [float] [float] [float]
* mouseup [float] [float] [float]
* key [gimme]
* motion [float] [float] [float]
* print [symbol]
* menusave
* menusaveas
* menuclose [deffloat]
* saveto [symbol] [symbol]
* cut
* copy
* paste
* duplicate
* selectall
* tidy
* texteditor
* editmode [deffloat]
protectmode [deffloat]
* print [symbol]
* pop [deffloat]
* loadbang
* relocate [symbol] [symbol]
* menufont
* font [float] [float] [float]
* find [gimme]
* findagain
* findparent
* vis [float]
properties [float] [float]
help [float] [float]
arraydialog [symbol] [float] [float] [float]
map [float]
clear
intatom [gimme]
atom [gimme]
3) Here the map of the documentation :
1.msg_and_patch
describe msg that can be sent to patch.
contains pd files
2.msg_and_pd
describe msg that can be sent to pd.
contains pd files
3.pdscript
it's sh scrip using pdsend to create patch into pd.
pdscript has been done by Guenter Geiger
contains it's own readme + files.
4.msg_from_tcl/tk
decribe how to use tcl/tk to create, open patch, etc...
5.Examples
Contain an example of how a "obj x y myOsc~" message can be use
to deal with massive polyphonie
4) Releases :
release 0.5 : pd-msg_05.tar.gz
add some more msg.
Thanks to Krzysztof Czaja
all msg are listed for pd0.34
release 0.4 : pd-msg_04.tar.gz
add many message :
the events messages
the menu messages
the cut&paste msg, etc...
complete the polyphonie example
release 0.3 : pd-msg
Rearenge patch & examples in diferents directory.
add polyphonie examples
add tcl scripts...
release 0.2 : self-generation
add messages to open and close patch.
release 0.1 : self-construction
first release
5) To do list :
some msg are not well explain or not explain at all.
6) Reference :
Look @ the end of code of g_canvas.c in the source directory.
Damien HENRY
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