On 3/11/19 8:29 PM, Federico Camara Halac wrote:
> (unless you are talking about the 'first' save) it should be simply
>
> [menusave(
> |
> [s pd-mypatch.pd]
>
> I've never found a way of saving the patch to the current file, but if you

what do you mean by "current file" (as opposed to where [menusave( saves
the patch to)?

>>> want to save it to a new file, you can do this:
>>>
>>
> Did not how 'savetofile' worked until you mentioned it! Thanks!! I think
> this should do it:
>
> [savetofile mypatch.pd /path/to/file(
> |
> [s pd-mypatch.pd]
>
since both you and liam use the [s pd-mypatch.pd] idiom, i'd like to
point out that this might be tricky, as the [savetofile( might rename
the patch... so the following will only work once:

<snip>
[savetofile yourpatch.pd .(
|
[s pd-mypatch.pd]
</snip>

a safer approach is to use [namecanvas]:


<snip>
[savefile yourpatch.pd .(
|
[s $0-canvas]

[namecancas $0-canvas]
</snip>

gfmdsar
IOhannes

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