Hello everyone.

I am facing an issue and banging my head since some weeks about it.. So i came to you.

I have a Software using Python2.7 and PureData. This software was develop several years ago, but it work really fine..
It's based on a 32 bits Linux System.

Today i want to Make this software work on 64 Bits Linux..
I already spoke with a developer who told me :

(at this time i figured out that xeq parsor didn't worked with Pd-L2ork)..

"You will need to figure out to what library does xeq external belong to and then check that it gets out a loaded at startup. That may be a really simple fix assuming it is bundled with Pd-L2Ork. By default, we did not enable all of the old externals because many of them are buggy and unmaintained"

Is there any update on Pd-l2ork who let me do this ? I am really new in Puredata and kinda Lost in all this environment.
Is there a documentation to see all the interface between PD-l2Ork and PD old packages ?

Kind regards ,

Naqued

(at this time i figured out that xeq parsor didn't worked with Pd-L2ork)..

Quickly scanning the code my guess is it works with Pd-l2ork 1.0:

http://l2ork.music.vt.edu/main/make-your-own-l2ork/software/

My other guess is you are using Purr Data (Pd-l2ork 2.0):

https://github.com/jonwwilkes/purr-data/releases

In which case the ad-hoc tcl text editor and Pd-message parser that xeq injects into the GUI at setup time won't work.

Probably the easiest solution is to abstract out the text editor used by [text define] and use it for this external (as well as some Cyclone externals, too).