maxmspjit

embedded-jit-gl-slab

On 07-10-04, at 2125, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:

> On Oct 4, 2007, at 8:50 PM, Ritchie Argue wrote:

>> jit_object_method(x->slab, gensym("bang"));

> Bang only means things to the max wrapper objects. Try sending the 

> "draw" message, as is typical from JS/Java/C.

Wes and Joshua: thanks, I think I had started off with "draw" but 

switched to bang when I didn't see anything. I've switched back to 

"draw" and now I can tell that it's drawing, but not what I want =P

> It's A_GIMME. So you can eithe ruse object_method_typed() form the 

> standard max distro, or the older untyped jitter convention:

> jit_object_method(x->slab, gensym("param"), gensym("param"), ac, av);

On 07-10-04, at 2125, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:
>
> On Oct 4, 2007, at 8:50 PM, Ritchie Argue wrote:
>
>> jit_object_method(x->slab, gensym("bang"));
>
> Bang only means things to the max wrapper objects. Try sending the  
> "draw" message, as is typical from JS/Java/C.
>
Wes and Joshua: thanks, I think I had started off with "draw" but  
switched to bang when I didn't see anything. I've switched back to  
"draw" and now I can tell that it's drawing, but not what I want =P

> It's A_GIMME. So you can eithe ruse object_method_typed() form the  
> standard max distro, or the older untyped jitter convention:
>
> ac = 2;
> jit_atom_setsym(av,gensym("foo"));
> jit_atom_setlong(av+1,5);
>
> jit_object_method(x->slab, gensym("param"), gensym("param"), ac, av);
>
Thanks, that part works now.

Moved this topic to the jitter-dev forum


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