batchku

> now, i have patch that uses a js to send messages to thispatcher and

> construct the max patch. i use many instances of this patcher in some

> of my big patchers and it seemed that the script wasn't always

I had similar issues with big patchers which contain a lot of 

abstractions which actually script parts of itself. I came to the 

conclusion, that the normal order of creation can be scrumbled because 

of the time Max needs to instantiate objects. Then when I try to connect 

to an object which isn't yet instantiated I'd get connection errors.

I could resolve these problems by deferlowing the script messages which 

would depend on other parts to be scripted before...

My experience is related to thispatcher scripting, but I would believe 

the same issue applies to js scripting...

Ali Momeni wrote:
> now, i have  patch that uses a js to send messages to thispatcher and
> construct the max patch. i use many instances of this patcher in some
> of my big patchers and it seemed that the script wasn't always
> running all the way.

I had similar issues with big patchers which contain a lot of 
abstractions which actually script parts of itself. I came to the 
conclusion, that the normal order of creation can be scrumbled because 
of the time Max needs to instantiate objects. Then when I try to connect 
to an object which isn't yet instantiated I'd get connection errors.

I could resolve these problems by deferlowing the script messages which 
would depend on other parts to be scripted before...
My experience is related to thispatcher scripting, but I would believe 
the same issue applies to js scripting...

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finally, a simple patch that shows i'm not crazy