This is actually two questions disguised as one :-)
First, the abstraction pasted below, seems to always come up with the second floatatom initialized to 0 instead of 1 (which it was set to when the abstraction was saved, and is indeed the value saved in the source code). By this, I mean, that when I create an object called "loop" (the name of the file is "loop.pd", an object is created with the correct number of inlets and outlets, and if I click on this object, the correct subpatch is brought up; however, the number object in the subpatch shows up as "0" instead of "1". The behavior of the abstraction is also consistent with this error. bAny ideas? Is this a known bug? (I'm at the 0.21 level).
Second, all I am trying to do is to implement a looping mechanism - an object that counts from x to y, transmitting the integers from x to y consecutively on its outlet.!! I have a feeling there has to be an easier way!
Larry
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