In a sub-atch, or an abstraction, the string $0 expands to a unique value for that sub patch. So within a sub-patch "s $0-foo"will appear on "r $0-foo" and "s $0-bar" will appear on "r $0-bar".
if you need to have a group of subpatches that share send/receives, then you should hand in a identifier for the group as a parameter (eg "pd mysubpatch group1". lets say you hand it in as the first parameter, subpatch a could write to "s $1-foo" and subpatch b could read from "r $1-foo" etc (in this example $1-foo gets translated to group1-foo and is used as the rend/receive name).
hmm.. that's probably not as clear as it should be, but i hope it helps.
pix.
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, jfm3 wrote:
How do I get names for send and receive that have scope?
I keep looking at template, but I can't figure out how it works.
I was hoping someone could clue me before I start digging in the source.
(jfm3)
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