plugdata-team
still missing 'intelligent patch features'
This might be on the radar, but I thought I'd list anyway
- [x] - 1) Shift to swap connections; I see PlugData uses this for selecting multiple cords, maybe we can use a different shortcut and I opened an issue about it on the vanilla repository. But I guess for now you can implement it with shift or something else yourself? for reference, here is the issue https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/issues/2221
- [ ] - 2) Autopatching with subpatches [pd], it would need to create an inlet and autoconnect them, check Pd's manual
- [x] - 3) Triggerize: Add a leftmost outlet / Reduce outlets / Distribute connections
- [ ] - 4) Paste replace (this one would need a new shortcut for plugdata I guess)
as for 1) on my vanilla issue, I mention 'we can use a different key, like 'alt+click' to 'alternate' and swap connections'. Seems like a good solution for PlugData?
1 is possible with double click, which is a nice solution imo! 3 was already integrated (except for the removal of obsolete trigger outlets) - but seems to be missing in the last nightly
1 is possible with double click, which is a nice solution imo!
nice, didn't know, sounds good and that we could also apply that for Vanilla
I fixed removal of obsolete trigger outlets! And which actions do you mean exactly with "Add a leftmost outlet" and "Distribute connections"?
these are the description in the pictures of the manual section, Fig. 2.3.21 and Fig. 2.3.23 see https://msp.ucsd.edu/Pd_documentation/x2.htm#s2.3.6
which actions do you mean exactly with "Add a leftmost outlet" and "Distribute connections"?
i think those had been integrated already - at least i do remember testing them! :)
tested with Nightly build: 4dc4d680e
2.3.21 and Fig. 2.3.23 don't work, at least not how it is supposed to work in Vanilla, by selecting the [trigger] object and using "ctrl+t"
I fixed removal of obsolete trigger outlets!
not working for me either, again, at least not in the way as it is supposed to work in vanilla, by selecting the [trigger] object and using "ctrl+t"
None of the items I described in '3)' are working for me
Yeah, nightly builds broke :(
I just pushed a fix, so at least "remove obsolete outlets" will work once that's done