Mattijs

Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to have it though..

feature-request-shortcut-for-paste-replace

if you're on OS X, the Terminal script that come with

the Ejies installs one (I also use it a lot !),

> Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That

> would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to have

> SmadSteck - Interactive audiovisual sampling soft-

if you're on OS X, the Terminal script that come with
the Ejies installs one (I also use it a lot !),
cheers
Roger

>
> ..I use it very often
>
> Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That
> would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to have
> it though..
>
> Cheers,
> Mattijs
> --
> http://www.samplemadness.nl/smadsteck
> SmadSteck - Interactive audiovisual sampling soft-
> and hardware
>


On 12 Oct 2006, at 18:31, ROGER CARRUTHERS wrote:

> if you're on OS X, the Terminal script that come with

> the Ejies installs one (I also use it a lot !),

if you are on osx, you can define your own shortcuts easily in system 

(see 'keyboard & mouse' and scroll down to 'application keyboard 

>> Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That

>> would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to have

> if you're on OS X, the Terminal script that come with
> the Ejies installs one (I also use it a lot !),
> cheers
> Roger

if you are on osx, you can define your own shortcuts easily in system  
preferences.
(see 'keyboard & mouse' and scroll down to 'application keyboard  
shortcuts').
i use cmd-shft-v for paste replace...
volker.

>
> --- Mattijs Kneppers  wrote:
>
>>
>> ..I use it very often
>>
>> Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That
>> would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to have
>> it though..
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Mattijs
>> --


If you are on OS X, you can set it yourself in the Keyboard panel of 

>> SmadSteck - Interactive audiovisual sampling soft-

barry threw :: sound | (if you would see the stars clearly,

 | look hard at the surrounding darkness)

If you are on OS X, you can set it yourself in the Keyboard panel of 
system preferences.

ROGER CARRUTHERS wrote:
> if you're on OS X, the Terminal script that come with
> the Ejies installs one (I also use it a lot !),
> cheers
> Roger
>
> --- Mattijs Kneppers  wrote:
>
>> ..I use it very often
>>
>> Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That
>> would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to have
>> it though..
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Mattijs
>> --
>> http://www.samplemadness.nl/smadsteck
>> SmadSteck - Interactive audiovisual sampling soft-
>> and hardware
>>
>
>

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> Anyway, if you're on OS X you should be able to do it via "Pref 

> Anyway, if you're on OS X you should be able to do it via "Pref  
> Syst. > Mouse and Keyboard".

Actually, I've just checked, and it doesn't! 

Or at least it doesn't for me any more. I realised

that I didn't have the additional short cuts, so i ran

the script & restarted Max a couple of times, but no

I /think/ this may be since i upgraded to 4.6.2,

because I'm sure they were there before, so can anyone

comment on this ? How will I live without

> if you're on OS X, the Terminal script that come

> > Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That

> > would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to

> > SmadSteck - Interactive audiovisual sampling soft-

Actually, I've just checked, and it doesn't! 
Or at least it doesn't for me any more. I realised
that I didn't have the additional short cuts, so i ran
the script & restarted Max  a couple of times, but no
short-cuts :-(
 I /think/ this may be since i upgraded to 4.6.2,
because I'm sure they were there before, so can anyone
comment on this ? How will I live without
n for 'new from clipboard' ...?!
cheers
Roger

> if you're on OS X, the Terminal script that come
> with
> the Ejies installs one (I also use it a lot !),
> cheers
> Roger
>
> --- Mattijs Kneppers 
> wrote:
>
> >
> > ..I use it very often
> >
> > Btw, is there a 'registered requests' page? That
> > would be awesome. Cycling would be the first to
> have
> > it though..
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Mattijs
> > --
> > http://www.samplemadness.nl/smadsteck
> > SmadSteck - Interactive audiovisual sampling soft-
> > and hardware
> >
>
>


> if you are on osx, you can define your own shortcuts easily in 

> (see 'keyboard & mouse' and scroll down to 'application keyboard 

> if you are on osx, you can define your own shortcuts easily in  
> system preferences.
> (see 'keyboard & mouse' and scroll down to 'application keyboard  
> shortcuts').
> i use cmd-shft-v for paste replace...

On 13 oct. 06, at 11:40, Trond Lossius wrote:

> For your comfort I might add that these shortcuts seems to work 

> very badly with a Norwegian keyboard layout. I have tried 

> installing Emmanuels' script a few times, but it makes Max 

> extremely unstable (seldom stays up for more than a few minutes 

I can even imagine why this could cause any trouble. Sorry for the 

silly question but, are you sure it's only related to the shortcuts 

script? In any case, to my defense, it's Apple's fault :-)

> For your comfort I might add that these shortcuts seems to work  
> very badly with a Norwegian keyboard layout. I have tried  
> installing Emmanuels' script a few times, but it makes Max  
> extremely unstable (seldom stays up for more than a few minutes  
> before crashing).

I can even imagine why this could cause any trouble. Sorry for the  
silly question but, are you sure it's only related to the shortcuts  
script? In any case, to my defense, it's Apple's fault :-)

>It's a dull era for Mac users but it's amusing you all 

>feel like us for a short moment :-). My gang members all bought brand 

>new MacBook without listening to me, now we're stuck for a time...

Ooooo - really dull. But hey, they could boot in Windows and get the

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'Kvarnen': open call for works, autumn 2006. 

http://www.ssshhhhh.dk/kvarnen/kvarneninfoframe.html

>It's a dull era for Mac users but it's amusing you all 
>feel like us for a short moment :-). My gang members all bought brand 
>new MacBook without listening to me, now we're stuck for a time...
Ooooo - really dull. But hey, they could boot in Windows and get the
real experience, no?
;-)
Jakob

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'Kvarnen': open call for works, autumn 2006. 
-> http://ssshhhhh.dk/kvarnen/
-> http://www.ssshhhhh.dk/kvarnen/kvarneninfoframe.html
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Or even better (though I somehow dobt that this will

http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/

which supposedly allows you to use Windows apps on an

Intel Mac, without having to endure the awful trauma

> >It's a dull era for Mac users but it's amusing you

> >feel like us for a short moment :-). My gang

> >new MacBook without listening to me, now we're

> Ooooo - really dull. But hey, they could boot in

> 'Kvarnen': open call for works, autumn 2006. 

Or even better (though I somehow dobt that this will
work with Max), there is this:
http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/ 
which supposedly allows you to use Windows apps on an
Intel Mac, without having to endure the awful trauma
of booting into Windows... :-D
cheers
Roger

> 13/10/06, kl. 11:43 +0200 , skrev f.e:
>
> >It's a dull era for Mac users but it's amusing you
> all 
> >feel like us for a short moment :-). My gang
> members all bought brand 
> >new MacBook without listening to me, now we're
> stuck for a time...
> Ooooo - really dull. But hey, they could boot in
> Windows and get the
> real experience, no?
> ;-)
> Jakob
>
>
>
>
>
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> 'Kvarnen': open call for works, autumn 2006. 
> -> http://ssshhhhh.dk/kvarnen/
> ->
> http://www.ssshhhhh.dk/kvarnen/kvarneninfoframe.html
>
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>
>
>


> Sorry, but i'll be very angry : is there other features we don't 

> know that are only available for Mac ? Customizing shortcuts is the 

> very basis of a every good software and i wonder why c74 never done 

> this for WINDOWS if they made it for that god damn macintosh !? We 

> all want this Paste Replace shortcut (it's not the first time it's 

> been asked on the list) and we all, windows users, want 

> customizable shortcuts for *ALL*. From now, i'll start to set up 

> the Syndicate of the Windows Maxers. Enough is enough. Beware.

Customising shortcuts on the mac is a facility of the operating 

It applies to all applications that run on the mac and that use a 

Cycling cannot help that Apple has built in this facility into the 

Are you sure that there is no equivalent facility in Microsoft 

> Sorry, but i'll be very angry : is there other features we don't  
> know that are only available for Mac ? Customizing shortcuts is the  
> very basis of a every good software and i wonder why c74 never done  
> this for WINDOWS if they made it for that god damn macintosh !? We  
> all want this Paste Replace shortcut (it's not the first time it's  
> been asked on the list) and we all, windows users, want  
> customizable shortcuts for *ALL*. From now, i'll start to set up  
> the Syndicate of the Windows Maxers. Enough is enough. Beware.
>
> f.e
>

Customising shortcuts on the mac is a facility of the operating  
system, not of a particular application.
It applies to all applications that run on the mac and that use a  
particular GUI library.
Cycling cannot help that Apple has built in this facility into the  
GUI code.

Are you sure that there is no equivalent facility in Microsoft  
Windows XP?

> Sorry, but i'll be very angry : is there other features we don't know 

> that are only available for Mac ? Customizing shortcuts is the very 

> basis of a every good software and i wonder why c74 never done this for 

> WINDOWS if they made it for that god damn macintosh !? We all want this 

> Paste Replace shortcut (it's not the first time it's been asked on the 

> list) and we all, windows users, want customizable shortcuts for *ALL*. 

> From now, i'll start to set up the Syndicate of the Windows Maxers. 

(Cycling didn't do it and nobody needed to ask Apple to implement it... ;-)

Oh I know I am so mean, but you windozers can have so much more fun with 

f.e wrote:
> Sorry, but i'll be very angry : is there other features we don't know 
> that are only available for Mac ? Customizing shortcuts is the very 
> basis of a every good software and i wonder why c74 never done this for 
> WINDOWS if they made it for that god damn macintosh !? We all want this 
> Paste Replace shortcut (it's not the first time it's been asked on the 
> list) and we all, windows users, want customizable shortcuts for *ALL*. 
>  From now, i'll start to set up the Syndicate of the Windows Maxers. 
> Enough is enough. Beware.

Well, ask Microschuft...
(Cycling didn't do it and nobody needed to ask Apple to implement it... ;-)
Oh I know I am so mean, but you windozers can have so much more fun with 
these ego shooters...

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As Stefan mentioned, but i'll make this explicit. Apple has provided 

a *SYSTEM WIDE* shortcut management feature. This is part of the 

operating system, not anything Cycling has done.

In fact, I had completely forgotten about it until it was mentioned 

This isnt a Cycling issue (that Mac OS X has functionality above XP 

However, im sure Cycling could, if they needed to, provide a Max/MSP 

specific keyboard binding system. However, id much rather other 

On Oct 14, 2006, at 5:55 PM, Stefan Tiedje wrote:

>> Sorry, but i'll be very angry : is there other features we don't 

>> know that are only available for Mac ? Customizing shortcuts is 

>> the very basis of a every good software and i wonder why c74 never 

>> done this for WINDOWS if they made it for that god damn 

>> macintosh !? We all want this Paste Replace shortcut (it's not the 

>> first time it's been asked on the list) and we all, windows users, 

>> want customizable shortcuts for *ALL*. From now, i'll start to 

>> set up the Syndicate of the Windows Maxers. Enough is enough. Beware.

> (Cycling didn't do it and nobody needed to ask Apple to implement 

> Oh I know I am so mean, but you windozers can have so much more fun 

As Stefan mentioned, but i'll make this explicit. Apple has provided  
a *SYSTEM WIDE* shortcut management feature. This is part of the  
operating system, not anything Cycling has done.

In fact, I had completely forgotten about it until it was mentioned  
on the list.

This isnt a Cycling issue (that Mac OS X has functionality above XP  
in a certain area).

However, im sure Cycling could, if they needed to, provide a Max/MSP  
specific keyboard binding system. However, id much rather other  
issues be banged out (pun intended).

> f.e wrote:
>> Sorry, but i'll be very angry : is there other features we don't  
>> know that are only available for Mac ? Customizing shortcuts is  
>> the very basis of a every good software and i wonder why c74 never  
>> done this for WINDOWS if they made it for that god damn  
>> macintosh !? We all want this Paste Replace shortcut (it's not the  
>> first time it's been asked on the list) and we all, windows users,  
>> want customizable shortcuts for *ALL*.  From now, i'll start to  
>> set up the Syndicate of the Windows Maxers. Enough is enough. Beware.
>
> Well, ask Microschuft...
> (Cycling didn't do it and nobody needed to ask Apple to implement  
> it... ;-)
> Oh I know I am so mean, but you windozers can have so much more fun  
> with these ego shooters...
>
> Stefan
>
> -- 
> Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
> --_____-----------|--------------
> --(_|_ ----|-----|-----()-------
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>


feature request: shortcut for Paste Replace