3.0.10_b1

mais de rien d'avoir soulevé le problème. C'est souvent par hasard que se font les plus grandes choses : la tarte tatin par exemple.

En ce qui concerne les accents je viens de vérifier qqc. J'enregistre ma conduite sous "test accents éè" ca enregistre mais ca veut plus l'ouvrir, ca dit "operation did not occure". Je la renomme depuis l'explorateur windows en "test accents" puis je l'ouvre avec Dlight. Et là ca l'ouvre avec le bon nom "test accents éè" et non "test accents".

Vraiment étrange mais ca dérange pas beaucoup en effet.

A plus

Guillaume

Hi Nico

sl1200mk2 wrote: @Tous,
la 3.0.10_b2 est dispo.
Merci de tester les bugs rapportés par rapport à la _b1

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@Colin & xtine
could you please re-test patch and Sample stuff

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As Xtine, the Patch and Sample stuff seem good (Clone now works ok)

But...

From 3.0.10_b1, and now 3.0.10_b2, both with TouchOSC and Control, the transport commands have stopped working (ie GO, PAUSE, GOBACK). (3.0.9 worked ok). Other OSC stuff seems to work ok

Regards

Colin

@Colin,
Thanx for testing.

the transport commands have stopped working (ie GO, PAUSE, GOBACK). (3.0.9 worked ok). Other OSC stuff seems to work ok

i think we have to figure out why this happen and i think it's related to the trick for preventing button release to send a command.
with PD, everything is working as expected, but with PD, i'm sure to send an integer after the command (eg /seq/go 1)
i think both TouchOSC and Control send string instead of int.

i'll look into that in the next couple of days and come back to you.
in the meantime can't you try to cast command sent by both TouchOSC and Control to an int to see if it makes a difference?

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AND

with the last code from your fork (with the tweak i sent you) GO command works as expected...
at least it fires GO

WTF

@Colin,
i've just tested 3.0.10_b2 on a windows computer and Control code, and DL receive GO command...
did you make any progress tracking what/where error can be?

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si çà peut aider...
Je viens de tester avec pure data les go, goback ... (avec ton patch de test nico)
tout fonctionne

win 32 et dl 3.0.10_b2

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xtine

Hi

Nope - neither GO nor GOBACK nor PAUSE works directly( I don't use PD with Control or TouchOSC)

Here is my GO button from Control:

{
"name": "goButton",
"type": "Button",
"bounds": [.005,.145,.655,.330],
"mode": "contact",
"min": 0,
"max": 1,
"color": "#993333",
"stroke": "#aaaaaa",
"address" : "/seq/go",
"oninit": "launch.fillDiv.style.borderWidth = '4px';",
},
{
"name": "gobuttonLabel",
"type": "Label",
"bounds": [.005,.145,.655,.330],
"value": "GO",
"align": "center",
"backgroundColor": "rgba(0,255,0,.5)",
"size" : "36",
},

Regards

Colin

@Colin
i do not use PD neither to route OSC message, and your js code looks fine.
as i told you, i'm using the js file from your fork for my test and command are performing well...
wouldn't you mind trying an OSC monitor ( www.frieder-weiss.de/OSC/index.html googling 'windows OSC monitor) just to see incoming message and if your computer receive GO/GOBACK/PAUSE message as well as X1 or X2 message.

thanx
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Hi Nico

Results of OSC Monitor can be seen in the attached screenshot image

@Colin,
thanx for your analyse,
i think 'll be able to update the 3.0.10_b2 for win tomorrow morning with (i hope) a fix.
I'll let you know.

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@Colin
would you mind trying the new beta tagged b3 i've uploaded this mornig ?

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@Colin,
sorry, i've made a mistake on the web site... now it should be available

Hello Nico,

Bingo!

Yes, the transport functions now seem to be good - GO, GOBACK and PAUSE all work (3.0.10_b3). Both Control and TouchOSC

Regards

Colin

Yes, the transport functions now seem to be good - GO, GOBACK and PAUSE all work (3.0.10_b3). Both Control and TouchOSC

cool
i've just updated a new one that should fix doubleGo for TouchOsc
also in the setup, on/off message

can you try it, please
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sl1200mk2 wrote:
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cool
i've just updated a new one that should fix doubleGo for TouchOsc
also in the setup, on/off message

can you try it, please
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Yes, double-Go seems licked...

Bravo

Colin