Brad Garton

Is there an object function that gets called when max/msp quits 

entirely? Not the object_free() that gets called when you delete an 

object, but a function that executes when max/msp quits.

Is there an object function that gets called when max/msp quits  
entirely?  Not the object_free() that gets called when you delete an  
object, but a function that executes when max/msp quits.

a-short-question-this-time

I think you can find what you are looking for by searching the headers 

On 2008 Sep 6, at 7:04 PM, Brad Garton wrote:

> Is there an object function that gets called when max/msp quits 

> entirely? Not the object_free() that gets called when you delete an 

> object, but a function that executes when max/msp quits.

I think you can find what you are looking for by searching the headers  
and SDK PDF for "quittask".
best,
   Tim

> Is there an object function that gets called when max/msp quits  
> entirely?  Not the object_free() that gets called when you delete an  
> object, but a function that executes when max/msp quits.
>
> brad
> http://music.columbia.edu/~brad


Speaking of SDKs, should I speak of SDKs? :-)

On Sep 6, 2008, at 8:15 PM, Timothy Place wrote:

> I think you can find what you are looking for by searching the 

> On 2008 Sep 6, at 7:04 PM, Brad Garton wrote:

>> Is there an object function that gets called when max/msp quits 

>> entirely? Not the object_free() that gets called when you delete 

>> an object, but a function that executes when max/msp quits.

Speaking of SDKs, should I speak of SDKs?  :-)

> Hey Brad,
>
> I think you can find what you are looking for by searching the  
> headers and SDK PDF for "quittask".
> best,
>  Tim
>
> On 2008 Sep 6, at 7:04 PM, Brad Garton wrote:
>
>> Is there an object function that gets called when max/msp quits  
>> entirely?  Not the object_free() that gets called when you delete  
>> an object, but a function that executes when max/msp quits.
>>
>> brad
>> http://music.columbia.edu/~brad
>


a short question this time...