Hello Frank,
At 08:39 10.04.02 +0200, you wrote:
Hi, Michael Iber hat gesagt: // Michael Iber wrote:
I defined (in self-creating patches) canvas names according to the dynamic-receive-patch, which was posted on this mailing list by putting $0 as the property-name. Is it possible to trigger, send the resulting canvas-number anywhere?
$0 gets the same unique value everytime it is used in a certain abstraction. So if you create a [float $0] along with your canvas, you should be able to send this value anywhere you need it.
That helped a lot. Thanks.
Is there a way to define global variables (like a=1)? If yes: how can I do it, and how can I access them?
All variables (the read-send somethings) are global by default. You have to take special care, if you want them to be only seen locally (use $0) bye, --
I was more looking for some simular solution to the actual jMAX-version, where you define the variables in an object (like e.g. in C, which I would prefer to a table). I thought this might have been one of the not yet documented features of the actual version Miller was talking about (and working with both PD and jMAX, I always get confused, what which program is capable of.)
Michael
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