Hi list,
[average n] seems to be an object in in pd but also in Gem, is there
a nameclash?
it takes the reset message in a different way, how may i specify
which average i want to use?
i want to use average in an abstraction, how do i make sure the right
average is loadet?
thx, m.
also add GEM's [counter] to the clashing list.
./d5
On Nov 22, 2005, at 1:39 PM, Max Neupert wrote:
[average n] seems to be an object in in pd but also in Gem, is there a nameclash? it takes the reset message in a different way, how may i specify which average i want to use? i want to use average in an abstraction, how do i make sure the right average is loadet?
Unfortunately, its been on there already for a long time...
.hc
On Nov 22, 2005, at 1:59 PM, day 5 wrote:
also add GEM's [counter] to the clashing list.
./d5
On Nov 22, 2005, at 1:39 PM, Max Neupert wrote:
[average n] seems to be an object in in pd but also in Gem, is there
a nameclash? it takes the reset message in a different way, how may i specify
which average i want to use? i want to use average in an abstraction, how do i make sure the right
average is loadet?
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Hallo, Max Neupert hat gesagt: // Max Neupert wrote:
[average n] seems to be an object in in pd but also in Gem, is there
a nameclash?
Yes. The other one is in maxlib.
it takes the reset message in a different way, how may i specify
which average i want to use?
Which one do you want to use? The cvs-build system builds the Gem one as "gem_average".
i want to use average in an abstraction, how do i make sure the right
average is loadet?
You can change the order of loading libraries, if you load both as libraries. Other than that, I'd recommend to just build your own average as an abstraction itself.
Ciao
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Am 22.11.2005 um 20:09 schrieb Frank Barknecht:
i want to use average in an abstraction, how do i make sure the right average is loadet?
You can change the order of loading libraries, if you load both as libraries. Other than that, I'd recommend to just build your own average as an abstraction itself.
yes, why not. this is what i made it for: a small tap abstraction to
set the metro speed. not perfectly working but quite usable.
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