Is there a simple way to set a default directory to open files from and save files to?
It bugs me that I have to navigate to it again every time a open Pd fresh.
Just wondering...
Thanks
Open/save directory?
Is there a simple way to set a default directory to open files from and save files to?
It bugs me that I have to navigate to it again every time a open Pd fresh.
Just wondering...
Thanks
wow, i didn't know that, thanks.
it works for me on wxp and [symbol D:/something(
Hey glitchpop!
I tried it on Mac too and it works for me. It looks like this:
[symbol /Users/myname/Music/iTunes(
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[openpanel]
...and it goes directly to the specified folder. Maybe the tilda symbol (~) in your example makes confusion... I've opened "get info" of the folder I'm looking for and simply rewrote it's location in the message.
Thanks guys.
Both work =) as suspected (oh and replacing [openpanel] with [savepanel] gives the save version.)
So I assume I have to make this an abstraction and put it into my patches?
There's no way to add it as a path to default to?
Ok so I made some little guis for this and what I wanna know is, is there a way to have mini-patches (eg guis) that aren't objects easily dropped into a patch?
Or do I have to make an [open_n_save] and then copy-paste into the patch I'm working on?
thanks again (the minutia can be fun)
*I called them those weird names to avoid conflicts considering they're such common terms.
Ok so I made some little guis for this and what I wanna know is, is there a way to have mini-patches (eg guis) that aren't objects easily dropped into a patch?
Or do I have to make an [open_n_save] and then copy-paste into the patch I'm working on?
thanks again (the minutia can be fun)
*I called them those weird names to avoid conflicts considering they're such common terms.
Ok so I made some little guis for this and what I wanna know is, is there a way to have mini-patches (eg guis) that aren't objects easily dropped into a patch?
Or do I have to make an [open_n_save] and then copy-paste into the patch I'm working on?
thanks again (the minutia can be fun)
*I called them those weird names to avoid conflicts considering they're such common terms.
So... This method still doesn't change the default setting. Is there a way to do that?
glitchpop, you could make an abstraction with
[inlet bang]
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[t b]
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[symbol /Users/myname/Music/iTunes(
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[openpanel]
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[outlet]
in it, then call that abstraction every time you wanted an open panel, rather than calling on [openpanel]
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