Edgars Klepers

I'm trying to make a max patch that monitors multiple tracks in ableton live (variable number). I'm using a js object to create LiveAPI objects based on an input of track names and creating LiveAPI objects with a callback when the 'arm' property has been changed for each of them. All this is great except when i get the callback, the args is only [arm, 0] or [arm, 1]. Is there any way to tell which track(LiveAPI) object triggered the callback (i.e. passing a new argument in the callback?)

I'm trying to make a max patch that monitors multiple tracks in ableton live (variable number).  I'm using a js object to create LiveAPI objects based on an input of track names and creating LiveAPI objects with a callback when the 'arm' property has been changed for each of them.  All this is great except when i get the callback, the args is only [arm, 0] or [arm, 1].   Is there any way to tell which track(LiveAPI) object triggered the callback (i.e. passing a new argument in the callback?)

I'm trying to make a max patch that monitors multiple tracks in ableton live (variable number). 

liveapi-callback-caller

Same question here! Found any way around it?

Edit: I found the answer scouring the forum 

You can use the 'this.' keyword to find which instance the callback is referring to. For example this.id or this.path. 

Maybe I just don't know where to look, but would be amazing to find this type of information in the documentation somewhere!

Edit: I found the answer scouring the forum here!

You can use the 'this.' keyword to find which instance the callback is referring to. For example this.id or this.path. 
Maybe I just don't know where to look, but would be amazing to find this type of information in the documentation somewhere!

LiveAPI callback caller?