fwd: pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at, jmax@ircam.fr,
ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org, 0xFF@music.columbia.edu
Here is a new release of GridFlow (a multi-dimensional dataflow processing
library for Ruby, jMax and PureData, specialized in pictures and video)
http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/
http://artengine.ca/jmax/gridflow/download/gridflow-0.6.5.tar.gz
If you have any questions and/or want to talk, there is the #dataflow
chatroom on IRC.FreeNode.Net, where all MAX-like software is on-topic.
If you have any trouble installing GridFlow, please send me an email about
it or see me on IRC.
version 0.6.5 (2003.01.10):
- can now encode Targa-24, Targa-32, JPEG-24
- can now output through aalib (ascii art library)
- fixed problems with libruby.a
- tested with the new version of Ruby (1.8)
- new classes:
fps, @rgb_to_greyscale, @greyscale_to_rgb, @solarize,
@complex_sq, @export_symbol, @draw_polygon,
@apply_colormap_channelwise - new class FPatcher, a ruby patcher/abstraction system
-
@scale_to,@contrast,@spread,@posterize now available in
PureData & Ruby; they also now accept arguments. - [@scale_to]: back to working; inlets “height” and “width” merged
- [route grid_begin] replaced by [route grid]
- [route grid_end] replaced by [@finished]
- Most everything is 10-50% faster
- changes in the internal transmission of grids
- new two-input operators: div, swapdiv, put, ignore
- compilable on MacOS 10
(the previous version was released on 2002.12.23)