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We failed to process the uploaded patch. Verify that you are only using supported objects #258

Closed matt299 closed 6 years ago

matt299 commented 6 years ago

I get the error message 'We failed to process the uploaded patch. Verify that you are only using supported objects, who you can see listed on the PD Objects page.' I don't know why this is. I believe my patch only contains supported objects and is under 1MB Please help.

diplojocus commented 6 years ago

hey @matt299 nice find, that's a pretty subtle bug!

In your eeriewindatmos patch remove the ^ from the Vocal Formants ^ comment. It should work then.

matt299 commented 6 years ago

Hi @diplojocus Still no luck :/ I have removed all instances of ^, <, > and : and still it doesn't work

diplojocus commented 6 years ago

hi @matt299 in _main > eeriewindatmos > windSource > sendsandreceivers there's a send object [s ^]. I think there's another one somewhere else, but I can't find it, maybe the receive to that send?

Are you on Windows by any chance?

matt299 commented 6 years ago

Hi @diplojocus thank you for your assistance, I appreciate it. I have since changed all sends and receives to have standard characters, with the exception of / and it's still not working. I am on Mac. stuff.zip

diplojocus commented 6 years ago

Woah, how did you manage to type that character? Would you be able to send a patch with just the ^ in a comment created on your machine? It looks like an text encoding issue.

matt299 commented 6 years ago

I quickly made this to see if the characters were causing an issue, but this works when I go to upload stuff test.zip

diplojocus commented 6 years ago

ok so you've fixed it?

diplojocus commented 6 years ago

I'm interested in how you're generating those characters on a mac that end up borking the compiler. Do you have a non-english language set? What macos and Pd version are you using?

matt299 commented 6 years ago

I haven't managed to fix it. I'm just troubleshooting. I don't think it's the characters that are causing the issue because a simple patch with weird characters compiles, but my patch isn't. I'm using a normal language set, Pd-0.48.0 and am on the most up to date version of macos.

diplojocus commented 6 years ago

@matt299 there were some hidden [receive] objects with ^ in the WindFormats subpatch, had to scroll up to see them. Your patch compiles for me here: https://enzienaudio.com/h/diplojocus/stuff/ though I haven't tested it beyond that.

Would you mind still send me a patch with just a ^ in it?

matt299 commented 6 years ago

ahhhhh yes! That's it. Thank you so much, I didn't spot that! It compiles 👍

diplojocus commented 6 years ago

Awesome, yeah if I write ^ in the pd patch it compiles for me, so I'm not sure what is different on your end!