hi Miller,
probably two of the little ones:
All the regular arrays -- unless they have beed created in an older Pd version, or converted manually -- are flipped _on display_, i.e. they have Y-bounds reverted, while those in [table]s are not.
If an array is created in a new graph, glist_addglist() gets
Y to:' == -1,
Y from:' == 1, and all the pixel coordinates
equal 0. This means the graph is not reflipped, because
``if (py2 < py1)'' condition does not hold. Tables differ,
because although glist_addglist() is passed the same Y-bound
values, py2 == 50, py1 == 350, and the graph is reflipped.
(Sorry if I am missing something obvious, but I still cannot come to terms with array flipping.)
Also [table]'s window is still unnamed, due to lacking x/y atoms in a canvas_new() call (you will find a patch against test8 in my `$0-array' posting from 03 Feb 2002).
Krzysztof
Miller Puckette wrote: ...
... most of the big problems in test 8 are fixed, but some little ones remain.