aranm

im just starting out and writing a rgb to hsv external for a "getting to know your api" sort of deal. I create four inlets, the leftmost just a bang in that causes computation and three others for hue, saturation and value. i want 

and in the main method i would think i should have

addftx((method)hsv_hue, 1);        

addftx((method)hsv_saturation, 2);        

but this gives me them back to front like

addftx((method)hsv_hue, 3);        

in order to get the inlets ordered the way i want.

am i missing anything or is this just the way its done?

im just starting out and writing a rgb to hsv external for a "getting to know your api" sort of deal. I create four inlets, the leftmost just a bang in that causes computation and three others for hue, saturation and value. i want 
inlet
1 bang
2 hue
3 saturation
4 value

   //create 3 float ins for our hsv values
   floatin(x, 1);
   floatin(x, 2);
   floatin(x, 3);

   addftx((method)hsv_hue, 1);		
   addftx((method)hsv_saturation, 2);		
   addftx((method)hsv_value, 3);

inlet
1 bang
2 value
3 saturation
4 hue  

   addftx((method)hsv_hue, 3);		
   addftx((method)hsv_saturation, 2);		
   addftx((method)hsv_value, 1);

am i missing anything or is this just the way its done?


inlets-seem-to-be-in-reverse-order

> am i missing anything or is this just the way its done?

ill put my brain in reverse from now on.


> ill put my brain in reverse from now on.

Keep it reversed for calling outlet_.+() we usually expect an object 

> thanks
>
> ill put my brain in reverse from now on.

Keep it reversed for calling outlet_.+() we usually expect an object  
to output from the right to the left :-)

inlets seem to be in reverse order