Hey all,
I need to dyanmically delete and reinstanciate an abstraction in a patch. The new abstraction should replace the old one.
The reference document I'm using seems to expect you to make the patch visible before cutting, but I really would prefer it to happen in the background (unopened). Also the "click" message used in the example patch does not seem to work in 0.37:
[ click 5 5 0 0 (
results in:
error: Bad arguments for message 'click' to object 'canvas'
Any ideas? an example patch would be ideal.
It would be best if there was a way to delete an object without all this mouse stuff, based on the object id used in dynamic connections?
Thanks Ben
"B. Bogart" ben@ekran.org writes:
[ click 5 5 0 0 (
results in:
error: Bad arguments for message 'click' to object 'canvas'
I've seen that problem, I think it used to work correctly in pd.035 or 0.36. The best way is to use find message.
Any ideas? an example patch would be ideal.
An example follows. Inside the subpatcher [pd abs] is an object [metro 1000] and with the message find metro, cut, obj 110 116 metro 3000 I recreate a [metro 3000]. Obviously, this isn't a great example (who would want to to that just to change an arg ...) but it was the first think that crossed my mind...
Note, that the 'find' message opens the subpatch/abstraction containing the object you search for. I don't know how to avoid that... The only way I found so far is placing the window out of bounds. Then, you don't see it opening and closing. This generates a message such as this
invalid command name ".x83285e0.m.edit"
in my Pd console (devel_0_37 cvs) but seems to be working (see this line: #N canvas 606 499 11450 11300 abs 0;) ^^^^^^^^^^^ I, too, would be interested to know if there is a better way.
---------------- cut here ----------------------------------- #N canvas 304 544 450 300 10; #N canvas 606 499 11450 11300 abs 0; #X obj 115 64 inlet; #X obj 114 216 outlet; #X obj 110 116 metro 1000; #X connect 0 0 2 0; #X connect 2 0 1 0; #X restore 197 157 pd abs; #X msg 14 38 ; pd-abs editmode 1 , find metro , cut , obj 110 116 metro 3000 , connect 0 0 2 0 , connect 2 0 1 0 , editmode 0 , vis 0; --------------- cut -----------------------------------------
On Monday, Mar 22, 2004, at 14:14 America/New_York, Michal Seta wrote:
"B. Bogart" ben@ekran.org writes:
[ click 5 5 0 0 (
results in:
error: Bad arguments for message 'click' to object 'canvas'
I've seen that problem, I think it used to work correctly in pd.035 or 0.36. The best way is to use find message.
I am pretty sure that the [click( message was renamed to [mouse( in pd 0.37 or so. It seems to have the same arguments, but I haven't read the code. I also would love to have a way to address objects by their number. It would help a ton with the patch I am working on now.
.hc
Any ideas? an example patch would be ideal.
An example follows. Inside the subpatcher [pd abs] is an object [metro 1000] and with the message find metro, cut, obj 110 116 metro 3000 I recreate a [metro 3000]. Obviously, this isn't a great example (who would want to to that just to change an arg ...) but it was the first think that crossed my mind...
Note, that the 'find' message opens the subpatch/abstraction containing the object you search for. I don't know how to avoid that... The only way I found so far is placing the window out of bounds. Then, you don't see it opening and closing. This generates a message such as this
invalid command name ".x83285e0.m.edit"
in my Pd console (devel_0_37 cvs) but seems to be working (see this line: #N canvas 606 499 11450 11300 abs 0;) ^^^^^^^^^^^ I, too, would be interested to know if there is a better way.
---------------- cut here ----------------------------------- #N canvas 304 544 450 300 10; #N canvas 606 499 11450 11300 abs 0; #X obj 115 64 inlet; #X obj 114 216 outlet; #X obj 110 116 metro 1000; #X connect 0 0 2 0; #X connect 2 0 1 0; #X restore 197 157 pd abs; #X msg 14 38 ; pd-abs editmode 1 , find metro , cut , obj 110 116 metro 3000 , connect 0 0 2 0 , connect 2 0 1 0 , editmode 0 , vis 0;
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