• artelse

    @Jona Another solution that works! Now when Purr Data fixes that discard bug, I seem to be set.

    posted in technical issues read more
  • artelse

    @whale-av Ah, but I referred to Purr Data here where the first backslash also gets trashed.

    posted in technical issues read more
  • artelse

    @ingox Thanks for that solution or workaround! I still will file a bug report as loosing escape characters is clearly incorrect. BTW, just making a copy of a message box with the escape char looses it.

    posted in technical issues read more
  • artelse

    @whale-av Actually in Purr Data, the escape character works with Pd 0.48.0. When I do the following it works as I want. Like so, a phoneme definition:

    Screenshot from 2019-04-07 22-56-05.png
    But on save the escape is lost :-(

    posted in technical issues read more
  • artelse

    Firefox on Linux Mint. Disabling blockers like uBlock and Privacy Badger makes no difference.

    posted in this forum read more
  • artelse

    It still uses too many cycles, making the fan of my laptop run wild. Anything to do about it? Thanks!

    posted in this forum read more
  • artelse

    Thanks for the reply, will check it out. Am on latest PurrData which is on Pd 0.48 still, so will try vanilla.

    Edit: Installed Pd vanilla and indeed the second \ is not saved. Am I correct in concluding that sending text from a message box including comma's, spaces, etc. to the serial port is impossible with Pd? Does someone know if there is perhaps a text field external that can be used for this purpose?

    posted in technical issues read more
  • artelse

    In Max I was used to put (longish) text containing comma's, spaces, etc. in a message box and send it to the serial port. In Pd the message box splits the message on the comma and strips it off the output.
    I have been looking around on how to accomplice this in Pd. Any ideas?

    posted in technical issues read more

Internal error.

Oops! Looks like something went wrong!