On Dec 27, 2006, at 2:22 AM, altern wrote:

interesting, and this uses wxwidgets, doesnt it?

The first miniAudicle we wrote was a Mac-only version that used an Apple-specific toolkit (Cocoa). That one has stuck around for some reason, but when writing the Windows and Linux miniAudicle we decided to make things easier to develop and use a cross platform toolkit (wxWidgets). So there are actually two different codebases for the two different GUI APIs. spencer

This could be a very nice solution. But why is not cross platform?

Spencer Salazar wrote:

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If you're using OS X, miniAudicle provides a few basic mechanisms to create sliders, buttons, and LEDs directly in ChucK code. This is still in its formative stages, and a greater variety of gui widgets, cross-platform support, and optional integration into ChucK (sans miniAudicle) are all in development for the future. You can see whats currently available here: http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/mini/mac/doc/maui_api.html

However, I suspect this system might not be adequate for emulating a complex pd interface...

spencer

On Dec 26, 2006, at 4:52 AM, altern wrote:

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hi

I would like to translate an old pd patch i have been using again lately to chuck, it has a fairly complex interface with many buttons, sliders, numbers... I was wondering if there is some way to create basic guis built in Chuck. I could not find any info about this.

thanks

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