Hi all, I'm converting a few patches to pd-vanilla for use with libpd.
Any vanilla replacements (or ideas) for pd-extended [date]
, [time]
or even [l2s]
for use with unique filenaming? Here is a screenshot.
pd vanilla ideas for date, time
Hi all, I'm converting a few patches to pd-vanilla for use with libpd.
Any vanilla replacements (or ideas) for pd-extended [date]
, [time]
or even [l2s]
for use with unique filenaming? Here is a screenshot.
[date] and [time] behavior can be executed in a shell with 'date'
[l2s] can be approximated in bash with concatenation, or in a scripting language of your choosing. Unfortunately, you don't have [shell] in pd vanilla, but between [netreceive] and [textfile] you can still interact with the OS.
any technology distinguishable from magic
is insufficiently advanced.
In vanilla you can use [list tosymbol] to replace [l2s].
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