3 Oct
2018
3 Oct
'18
9:39 p.m.
Hi!
Is there anyway to use a [route] to detect when a pointer is received?
Also, on a side note: when i send a pointer directly from a [pointer] object to [print] i get a on the console
"print: (gpointer)"
But if that pointer goes through an [t a] or an [route] for example and i try to print it i get instead:
"print: (pointer)"
Just out o curiosity, why the difference on the [print] output?
There is actually any difference in the usage of pointers after they go through [trigger] or [route]?
Cheers, Henri.