This is the alpha 2 release of Purr Data (the GUI port of Pd-l2ork)

Change log:

• visual improvements to the dialogs (thanks to Albert Gräf)
• fix error with "couldn't unbind" error with "Put" menu array
• fix resize anchor for [cnv]
• fix problem with starting up on Windows if there's a space in the path
• ported Scope~ from cyclone
• fix bug with disappearing text in object and message boxes
• fix resizing bug with atom box
• fix problem with iemguis in subpatches causing errors in the GUI
• fix message box border

Lots of changes in this one, so expect-- and please report-- lots of bugs to
https://git.purrdata.net/jwilkes/purr-data/issues

Binaries:

Debian Jessie 32-bit

Debian Jessie 64-bit

Ubuntu 14.04 32-bit

Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit

Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit

Windows with 32-bit GUI (for XP)

Windows with 64-bit GUI

OSX App Bundle

Gem for windows waiting in the wings yes?

@artofmus said:

Gem for windows waiting in the wings yes?

The current alpha includes a working version of Gem for Windows. But the current alpha doesn't automatically load libraries at startup-- I'll have an installer available for the next alpha to do that.

In the meantime you can do [import Gem] to load it.

@jancsika HI, thanks a lot. I'd totally settle for a 32 bit build of purr data on OS X. Anyway I'm not expecting anything since this is free. Much appreciated!

really really good work, tanks a lot, happy to have this on my screen
I have 2 questions :

• can we said to pd to load personnals abstractions, in a specific location, when he run ?
• for the view menu : ctl+= works fine, but ctl+- did not work surprisingly

shortcut suggestion : ctl+mouseWheel would be reallyyyyy great

ubuntu 14.4 64 bits
(ctl+- works fine on firefox)
thanks again.

@mx said:

really really good work, tanks a lot, happy to have this on my screen
I have 2 questions :

• can we said to pd to load personnals abstractions, in a specific location, when he run ?

Do you mean you want the "Startup Path" dialog?

• for the view menu : ctl+= works fine, but ctl+- did not work surprisingly

Anything out of the ordinary on your computer? Is it the "-" key next to the number "0"? Mine seems to work...

shortcut suggestion : ctl+mouseWheel would be reallyyyyy great

Ah yeah, I forgot that one. I added it to the tracker.

ubuntu 14.4 64 bits
(ctl+- works fine on firefox)
thanks again.

• for the view menu : ctl+= works fine, but ctl+- did not work surprisingly

Anything out of the ordinary on your computer? Is it the "-" key next to the number "0"? Mine seems to work...

I was having this trouble on Ubuntu with the latest version of Vanilla (which also features zooming). Eventually I got it to work with ctrl + shift + -. Does this apply here?

@jancsika

Do you mean you want the "Startup Path" dialog?"

yes, that is the name thx.

@LiamG @jancsika

Anything out of the ordinary on your computer?
with ctrl + shift + -. Does this apply here?

my "-" key is shared with the "6" nb... nothing out of ordinary.
same behavior with ctrl + shift + -
maybe it is my computer if it works on yours. doesnt matter.

@LiamG (out of purpose)

Ubuntu with the latest version of Vanilla

do you have a tuto for that ?
does this linux .deb Pd version 0.47-1 compiled for ARMv7/linux (Raspberry Pi version 2; UDOO) (4 Megabytes) present on miller's website will work on Ubuntu 14.04 ?

thx.

@mx Please click ctrl+- on the following link and tell me what is output:
http://codepen.io/chriscoyier/pen/mPgoYJ

@jancsika
it is impossible to copy/paste

which 54
key 54
shift & altKey : false
ctlKey : true
metaKey : false

@mx Try this one:
http://unixpapa.com/js/testkey.html

@jancsika
keydown keyCode=17 which=17 charCode=0
keydown keyCode=54 (6) which=54 (6) charCode=0
keypress keyCode=0 which=45 (-) charCode=45 (-)
keyup keyCode=54 (6) which=54 (6) charCode=0
keyup keyCode=17 which=17 charCode=0

@LiamG (out of purpose)

Ubuntu with the latest version of Vanilla

do you have a tuto for that ?
does this linux .deb Pd version 0.47-1 compiled for ARMv7/linux (Raspberry Pi version 2; UDOO) (4 Megabytes) present on miller's website will work on Ubuntu 14.04 ?

thx.

The instructions in the readme file are inadequate, but it will definitely compile and install on 14.04. Make sure that you have the build essentials package installed, and try using checkinstall instead of install. Search old threads on the list for advice if it doesn't work, and don't give up!

@mx Two things:

1. Could you do one more test? Go to
   https://cdn.rawgit.com/w3c/uievents/gh-pages/tools/key-event-viewer.html
   And tell me what UI Events get reported for the "keypress" of the minus key. I'm mainly interested in the "code"
2. Can you post a picture of your keyboard somewhere?

Thanks

Edit: originally posted the wrong link

@jancsika
Reassure me, you made a mistake in the link, no ?

@mx said:

@jancsika
Reassure me, you made a mistake in the link, no ?

Sorry, I did. It's fixed now.

@jancsika , with pleasure

@mx Thanks. I sent it upstream to see whether this is a bug in the nw.js GUI toolkit.

@jancsika said:

@mx Thanks. I sent it upstream to see whether this is a bug in the nw.js GUI toolkit.

Turns out this is actually a bug upstream. I'm going to wait for them to fix it. I'll be implementing a mouse-wheel zoom so that should be a decent workaround in the meantime.

minor cosmetic issue. look at the bang circle. anyway great job!
ubuntu 14.04.3 amd64