On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:06 PM, ix@replic.net wrote:
abs_z5 abs_z6 abs_z7 abs_z8 abs_z9 abs_z10 abs_z11 abs_z12 abs_z13 abs_z14 abs_z15 abs_z16 abs_z17 abs_z18 abs_z19 abs_z20 abs_z21 abs_z22 abs_z23 abs_z24 abs_z25 abs_z26 abs_z27 abs_z28 abs_z29 abs_z30 abs_z31 abs_z32 abs_z33 abs_z34 abs_z35 abs_z36 abs_z37 abs_z38 abs_z39 abs_z40 abs_z41 abs_z42 abs_z43 abs_z44 abs_z45 abs_z46 abs_z47 abs_z48 abs_z49 abs_z50 abs_z51 abs_z52 abs_z53 abs_z54 abs_z55 abs_z56 abs_z57 abs_z58 abs_z59 abs_z60 abs_z61 abs_z62 abs_z63]. That's more like a normal human Pd patch.
There are a fixed, finite set of symbols, they are derived from the
USB HID spec.sorry didnt read this whole thread, but why are they symbols and not
lists? this almost necessitates regex, and we all know how well that
works in PD...
event types and event IDs are symbols, the data is a float. The whole
event is a set of atoms:
[abs abs_x 114(
[key key_q 1(
A set of atoms that begins with a float is defined as a "list" in Pd.
A set of atoms that begins with a symbol is undefined. Try out
hid-help.pd and it will be clearer, there are numerous examples there.
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They are, but with types prepended to keep everything as symbol atoms, e.g. key_253, abs_54, btn_1, etc.
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