Hallo, Claude Heiland-Allen hat gesagt: // Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Something like:
-- called when "greaterthan" message is received at first inlet -- atoms is a table of the atoms in the message following the selector function M:in_1_greaterthan(atoms) local name = atoms[1] -- could be: "score" local value = atoms[2] -- could be: 3 if name ~= nil and value ~= nil then -- could check types too.. -- do your stuff here end end
If you have a range of possible selectors, and don't want to have to write a method for all of them, you can use:
function M:in_1(selector, atoms) ... end
Then selector will be "greaterthan" (or whatever) and atoms will be as above.
One thing I wanted to ask here: Is there a special reason that pdlua isn't using the (new in 5.1) vararg syntax with "..." for methods and maybe also in outlet(...) or similar places? Then it would be possible to just do self:outlet(outnum, sel, a, b, c) instead of having to pack it first like self:outlet(outnum, sel, {a,b,c}). And for things like bang-output, it could be even simpler: self:outlet(outnum, "bang") instead of: self:outlet(outnum, "bang", {})
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__