[L2Ork-dev] Possible bug with [envgen]

[Gilberto Agostinho]

Hi Ico,

I was missing a couple of packages indeed, but I finally managed to 
compile a .deb file and install it. I think everything should be up to 
date now. Basically, I just run the deb installer without removing the 
previous version (I hope that is the correct way of proceeding) and when 
I click Help then About, I see now "Pd-l2ork version 20150202" which 
should indicate that everything is working fine, am I right? Also, the 
text pasting problem while having an object selected is indeed solved, 
so that makes me think that the installation went well.

That said, I am still having some issues about what we have been 
speaking lately, all of which I said I would test when I manage to 
compile the newest version from git (I will list them briefly here, as I 
don't know if you prefer a single e-mail for each issue or not - let me 
know how to proceed to make life easier, ok?)

- the problem with that sample patch of mine containing [envgen] still 
exists. As a matter of fact, I have written incorrect instructions on 
how to reproduce the bug: you need to actually cut and _not_ paste while 
selecting [envgen]: that is, Ctrl+X and NOT Ctrl+V. When I do it, after 
a couple of seconds pd will crash and then I get "Segmentation fault" in 
the terminal
- also, simply closing the patch mentioned above by clicking in the 
close icon of its window will also crash Pd-l2Ork, and I suspect both 
crashes are related
- the filters situation ([hip~] and [bp~]) seems to have remained 
unchanged - what should I expect different from them? I don't see any 
changes at all: neither go beyond 12 kHz and [hip~] still seem to have 
the amplitude problem (it amplifies parts of the spectrum which should 
remain unchanged)
- [image] does NOT let clicks go through it (so a bang behind an image 
cannot be clicked), contrary to what I expected after this discussion 
here: https://github.com/pd-l2ork/pd/issues/9

Let me know if you need any further information about these problems, 
and also if I should open individual issue tickets on gitHub or organize 
them in separate e-mails.

Take care and thanks really a lot for all the efforts!
Gilberto