12 Sep
2018
12 Sep
'18
9:09 p.m.
On 9/12/18 8:11 PM, Henri Augusto Bisognini wrote:
- While he have a fan-in from multiple-to-one i imagine a one-to-one fan in also being handy :) (example: connect all the outlets of a [route A B C D E F G] to a [list]'s inlet. )
i think the biggest issue is how to get the interface right (that is: which combination of keystrokes would trigger that behaviour without seeming utterly random)
- When using the "triggerize" the [t] objects appears with some offset to the left of the object being "triggerized". For what i've seen in the code the [t] object is created by reading obj->te_xpix; and obj->te_ypix; Maybe this is an issue with positions reported by the windows manager? I've measured and the [t] object is created 10 pixels to the left. The window border is just 7 pixels but Win7 does apply some shadows around the window that might account for that 3 pixels difference. But it's just an guess.
no. the offset is intentional. it's to keep the trigger object easily visible and selectable in the case of closely y-spaced objects (e.g. as being created by autoconnect) being triggerized.
gsamdr IOhannes