I did it just fine, using $1 and passing a parameter "one" then "two" "three" etc. for the various instances, then invoking the subpatch in each instance with "pd patchname $1" to pass the unique name parameter on to the subpatch. I was sending sinesum messages to the array and the $1 in a message doesn't pick up the parameter "one," so I used a "symbol $1" object to hold the parameter, then passed that to a pack obj, which passed the parameter and other variables on to the sinesum message, which rewrote the array. That doesn't seem very clear...
Message: 2 Date: Thu, 02 Oct 2003 03:34:00 +0200 From: derek holzer derek@x-i.net To: pd-list@iem.at Subject: [PD] dynamic-named arrays
second late night abstract control-data question:
is it just me, or is it tricky to name an array from a creation argument? naming the array $2-zample in an abstraction with creation arguments(1 2), for example, doesn't seem to hold water, as subpatches
[where i can see in the window title bar that the creation arguments are carried through, i might add!] with a "tabread~ $2-zample" can't seem to locate it.
or does this work, and i am doing something else wrong? ;-)
d.