Ricardo Dueñas Parada wrote:
an object. however, this will get quite tricky as soon as you start to remove objects, because then need to keep track, _which_ object you removed.
Yes it is, at certain point, I donŽt know which have I erased.
I found the help patch about creating new abstractions through messages, and it was really helpful, but I couldn't use [dyn~], I copied it to the respective folder, and when I try to create, pd says:
dyn~ 0.1.2 - dynamic object management, (C)2003-2006 Thomas Grill
dyn~ - Syntax: dyn~ sig-ins msg-ins sig-outs msg-outs dyn~ ... couldn't create
any idea?
try to give arguments for inlets and outlets, be precise, whether you want signal in/outs or message in/outs. the syntax is [dyn~ 1 2 3 4]
- number of signal inlets
- number of signal inlets
- number of signal outlets
- number of signal outlets
don't be scared of the syntax, basically you give every object a name/id, and that lets you delete the objects without knowing the order, in which you created them. marius.