Matthew Aidekman

I read someone was actually still using matsui. For those who don't know. It's an object which organizes other objects into columns or rows, moves them around, and keeps them pretty. Think Mixer channels or sequencer tracks.

I have a much better version of the max object librarian here if anyone wants to use it. It's VERY useful, stable (I think) and all together good craic.

I am using local eclipse versions of my java. It's interfering with my cycling74/java/classes version of the same object. So... If there is any weirdness let me know.

I read someone was actually still using matsui.  For those who don't know.  It's an object which organizes other objects into columns or rows, moves them around, and keeps them pretty.  Think Mixer channels or sequencer tracks.

I have a much better version of the max object librarian here if anyone wants to use it.  It's VERY useful, stable (I think) and all together good craic.

I am using local eclipse versions of my java. It's interfering with my cycling74/java/classes version of the same object.  So... If there is any weirdness let me know.


sharing-is-for-sissies-mobject-librarian

> I am using local eclipse versions of my java. It's interfering with my

> cycling74/java/classes version of the same object. So... If there is any

Some problems with the name of the class I think Matt - haven't dug into it

yet, but the help file is expecting matt.MobjLibrarian, and the class

doesn't have the "matt." - tried changing the help file to just refer to the

object without the matt. Prefix but that didn't help either.

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> I am using local eclipse versions of my java. It's interfering with my
> cycling74/java/classes version of the same object.  So... If there is any
> weirdness let me know.

Some problems with the name of the class I think Matt - haven't dug into it
yet, but the help file is expecting matt.MobjLibrarian, and the class
doesn't have the "matt." - tried changing the help file to just refer to the
object without the matt. Prefix but that didn't help either.

Thanks,
Dan
-- 
Dan Nigrin -  Defective Records
202 Hack / PC-1600 User / VSTi Host / Jack OS X / Major Malfunction
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Quote: Dan Nigrin wrote on Mon, 09 February 2009 05:06

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> Some problems with the name of the class I think Matt - haven't dug into it

> yet, but the help file is expecting matt.MobjLibrarian, and the class

> doesn't have the "matt." - tried changing the help file to just refer to the

> object without the matt. Prefix but that didn't help either.

I was going to mention this, since non-Java gurus probably wouldn't realize how to properly install these files...

You need to create a folder called "matt" under Cycling '74/java/classes and put the .class file there. Package names in java classes translate to the folder path on the filesystem.

Quote: Dan Nigrin wrote on Mon, 09 February 2009 05:06
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> Some problems with the name of the class I think Matt - haven't dug into it
> yet, but the help file is expecting matt.MobjLibrarian, and the class
> doesn't have the "matt." - tried changing the help file to just refer to the
> object without the matt. Prefix but that didn't help either.

You need to create a folder called "matt" under Cycling '74/java/classes and put the .class file there. Package names in java classes translate to the folder path on the filesystem.


> You need to create a folder called "matt" under Cycling '74/java/classes and

> put the .class file there. Package names in java classes translate to the

> You need to create a folder called "matt" under Cycling '74/java/classes and
> put the .class file there. Package names in java classes translate to the
> folder path on the filesystem.

-- 
Dan Nigrin -  Defective Records
202 Hack / PC-1600 User / VSTi Host / Jack OS X / Major Malfunction
http://defectiverecords.com
http://jackosx.com


BTW I avoid the package/folder confusion by packing things up in a .jar file, which simply needs to be dropped in java/lib. Matt, might want to consider that for any public mxj objects.

I agree with Dan, nice object. And I am not a sissy :P

Absolutely! I just pulled the file out of an eclipse project which is oh... 400 classes and growing fast. I've always found the hardest part of languages is figuring out how it relates to your file system. I'll look up how to do it this evening and reupload

Absolutely!  I just pulled the file out of an eclipse project which is oh... 400 classes and growing fast.  I've always found the hardest part of languages is figuring out how it relates to your file system. I'll look up how to do it this evening and reupload


Hi, you don't need to put it in C74/java/classes

just create a "matt" folder beside the help file, put the .class in it.

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