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Is there a way to make a buffer~ object only accessible from the patcher its in and its children?

so if i had a patcher loaded into a p object, and it contained a buffer, the parent cannot access the buffer but the patcher it was created in can

Is there a way to make a buffer~ object only accessible from the patcher its in and its children?
so if i had a patcher loaded into a p object, and it contained a buffer, the parent cannot access the buffer but the patcher it was created in can


making-a-buffer-unique-to-a-patcher

). A unique random number will be generated (like 

Use the magic #0 in the buffer name (like buffer~ #0_toto). A unique random number will be generated (like 1074_toto) in place of the pound 0.


thank you for this advice. I am now facing a problem with this. I am making an MSP java that needs to access a buffer in the patcher that has been named this way. Is this achievable?

Let the patcher output the unique name by connecting [loadbang]-[message #0_toto]-[outlet].

That way something outside the patcher receives the name and can access the buffer.

Let the patcher output the unique name by connecting [loadbang]-[message #0_toto]-[outlet].
That way something outside the patcher receives the name and can access the buffer.


Making a Buffer~ unique to a patcher