Julien Bayle

I'm instantiating previously made abstractions in my patcher.

Those abstractions contains some jitter objects.

I'd like to be able to know when some attributes of some objects are changing.

I'd know how to do that for jitter objects instantiated by the JAVA core itself (it is explained in the Jitter tutorial 51)

Hi there,
I'm instantiating previously made abstractions in my patcher.
Those abstractions contains some jitter objects.

I'd like to be able to know when some attributes of some objects are changing.
I'd know how to do that for jitter objects instantiated by the JAVA core itself (it is explained in the Jitter tutorial 51)

how-to-listen-some-jitter-objects-attributes-from-java

it appears it is usable even with jitter objects not instantiated in the concerned JAVA.

I'd like to listen some attributes of a lot of objects (= those pre made abstractions in my case)

Should I instantiate this listener in EACH abstractions ?

I guess I don't have more alternative :-/

I'll probably split my objects between those requiring that and the other in order to reduce the number of MXJ listener instantiated :)

wow.
it appears it is usable even with jitter objects not instantiated in the concerned JAVA.

Should I instantiate this listener in EACH abstractions ?
I guess I don't have more alternative :-/

How to listen some Jitter objects attributes from JAVA ?