My system path reads as:
%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;C:\Program Files\ATI Technologies\ATI Control Panel;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem\
This includes %\System32, so Chuck should be in the system path, I believe. My Chuck folder with bin, examples, and doc are all located in D:\Chuck. I use the start -> run -> cmd shell. When I enter "chuck --help" it loads all the chuck info, so I believe it's running fine. When I prompt to D:\Chuck\examples and enter "chuck otf_07.ck" or "chuck otf_07" though, it gives me "[otf_07(or.ck)]: no such file or directory." This happens when I attempt to load any file in this way. All the example files register in "Dir D:\Chuck\examples", so I'm stumped.
Thanks for your help,
Julian
Ge Wang
I'm just trying out ChucK for the first time, and I'm not able to get chuck to load a file. If I prompt to D:\Chuck\examples\, theoretically I should be able to enter "chuck otf_01.ck" and have it launch, right?
That's correct. What are steps you took to do this? - which shell are you using? via start->run... then 'cmd'? - what error message are you seeing?
I'm running Windows XP, and using the win32.exe ChucK (which I put in System32).
That's correct also. This should put chuck into your system path. After which you should be able to invoke chuck from any directory, using the command line interface. It may be that chuck.exe is still not in your PATH, it is inconceivable that c:\windows\system32\ is not in PATH, but still possible. Can you check which directories are in your path? You can do this right click on my computer (I think) and select properties, and under one of the tabs should be the default path - all the directories listed will be searched when invoking a program globally. Let's get this resolved! Let me know how things go. Ge!
I'm just trying out ChucK for the first time, and I'm not able to get chuck to load a file. If I prompt to D:\Chuck\examples\, theoretically I should be able to enter "chuck otf_01.ck" and have it launch, right?
That's correct. What are steps you took to do this? %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;C:\Program Files\ATI Technologies\ATI Control Panel;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem\ Note: forwarded message attached. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? With a free 1 GB, there's more in store with Yahoo! Mail.
Hi Julian!
This includes %\System32, so Chuck should be in the system path, I believe. My Chuck folder with bin, examples, and doc are all located in D:\Chuck. I use the start -> run -> cmd shell. When I enter "chuck --help" it loads all the chuck info, so I believe it's running fine. When I prompt to D:\Chuck\examples and enter "chuck otf_07.ck" or "chuck otf_07" though, it gives me "[otf_07(or.ck)]: no such file or directory."
This sounds like chuck is installed correctly, but it somehow cannot find the program to load. For our sanity, what is the output of: > dir otf_07.ck (in D:\Chuck\examples) Also, as an experiment, let's try using absolute path: > chuck D:\Chuck\examples\otf_06.ck (using otf_06.ck here because it doesn't require external sound files) Let us know how this goes. Thanks! Ge!
Thanks for your help again; > dir otf_07.ck (in D:\Chuck\examples) gives "Volume in drive D has no label. Volume Serial Number is xxxx*xxxx Directory of D:\Chuck\examples 12/10/2005 1 File(s) 0 Dir(s)" So strangely, none of the .ck documents are considered files - even though "dir D:\Chuck\examples\" produces a list of everything in the folder, including the .ck files. Also, as an experiment, let's try using absolute path: > chuck D:\Chuck\examples\otf_06.ck (using otf_06.ck here because it doesn't require external sound files) this works fine - I hear Chuck playing the file. When I try chuck D:\Chuck\examples\otf_07.ck the result is [chuck](via sndbuf): cannot stat file 'data/snare.wav' ... even though, again, that file can be found in "dir D:\Chuck\examples\data" ... and, again, *not* able to be found when trying to dir that specific file. Any ideas? I'll mess around with trying to get other examples to work, now that I know the command syntax includes "chuck [whole filename]." Thanks! Julian Ge! _______________________________________________ chuck-users mailing list chuck-users@lists.cs.princeton.edu https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/mailman/listinfo/chuck-users --------------------------------- Bring words and photos together (easily) with PhotoMail - it's free and works with Yahoo! Mail.
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