thanks you for your encouraging props and answers.
i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local
scope of the array..
what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either.
(opens no helpfile here)I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic, and
lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she
couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think that
would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure out if
it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you
send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two
versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a
slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same name
in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really
good idea?so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an
confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick.
I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm not
sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable
"show".PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.