I've asked this before on the list cause it'd be useful, but the answer is: "nope"

2015-08-17 15:05 GMT-03:00 William Huston <williamahuston@gmail.com>:
I have this common situation:

I have an abstraction which has a parameter control visible to the parent via graph-on-parent. Let's call the parameter $0-FOO

I want the user to be able to adjust the control via the GUI.
I also want to be able to drive $0-FOO via an inlet or a message.
And when that happens, I want the knob in the GUI to update
and show the current value.

When I set up

[inlet] -> [hsl]

Now the [hsl] cannot be moved via the GUI.
I am trying to find a way to solve this.

One possible solution is gate the inlet with a [spigot]
which would work if I could detect if something was
connected to the inlet or not.

Q1: Is there a way for me to tell, inside an abstraction,
whether something is connected to a particular
[inlet] or [inlet~]?

Q2: Or else how can I read the output of a control (e.g., hsl)
and drive it also? (this sounds like an application
for a syncho/servo)

Thanks!
BH





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