On Mon, 17 Aug 2009, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
On Aug 17, 2009, at 4:33 PM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
A big problem with the tooltips, is that t_inlets aren't made into classes the same way the t_objects are: most of the time, for a class of t_object, there are no custom t_inlet classes, and instead one of the four basic t_inlet classes are used. It makes the tooltip information shared for the first inlet and non-shared for the rest. this is an irregularity that has to be addressed somehow...
Ok, I miss remembered. It seems the original implementation attached the text to the t_inlet, and t_class was suggested as the preferred struct for that info. It looks like Chris switched the implementation to use t_class.
If you read what I wrote at first, you'd realise that the original implementation didn't use only t_inlet, and that Chris didn't change that.
I started a dev wiki page to keep track of the info, please expand on this.
I already expanded on it on the pd-dev mailing-list today. Perhaps it will be read by someone someday... Frankly, if you don't read it on pd-dev, you won't read it on your wiki either.
Like was mentioned at PdCon, this could be something like a Python PEP, or feature proposal.
If the PEP thing was only "mentioned" at PdCon, then it's not gonna happen.
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