OyvindHa

Hi, I need 19 float inlets. Using addftx and floatin is limited to 9 inlets (if I try more then I get the error message "inlet method out of range").

Is there a recipe or example anywhere showing how to make 19 inlets? Has it to do with "proxies" ?

more-than-9-inlets

On 8 sept. 08, at 23:17, Oyvind Hammer wrote:

> Hi, I need 19 float inlets. Using addftx and floatin is limited to 9 

> inlets (if I try more then I get the error message "inlet method out 

> Is there a recipe or example anywhere showing how to make 19 inlets? 

Yep, you have to use proxy for more than > 9 inlets. It's best to use 

> Hi, I need 19 float inlets. Using addftx and floatin is limited to 9  
> inlets (if I try more then I get the error message "inlet method out  
> of range").
>
> Is there a recipe or example anywhere showing how to make 19 inlets?  
> Has it to do with "proxies" ?

Yep, you have to use proxy for more than > 9 inlets. It's best to use  
proxy anyway.

One way to do this would be set it up as an MSP object and create 

in the myobject_new method, and in the main method use:

    addfloat((method)myobject_float);

so that myobject_float() will respond to a float coming in any of the 

inlets. Then you will need to disambiguate which inlet doing 

On Sep 8, 2008, at 5:17 PM, Oyvind Hammer wrote:

One way to do this would be set it up as an MSP object and create  
"signal" inlets via:

so that myobject_float() will respond to a float coming in any of the  
inlets.  Then you will need to disambiguate which inlet doing  
something like this:

    for(i = 0; i < 19; i++) {
       if (i == x->x_obj.z_in) {
         // now you know!
       }
    }

>
> Hi, I need 19 float inlets. Using addftx and floatin is limited to 9  
> inlets (if I try more then I get the error message "inlet method out  
> of range").
>
> Is there a recipe or example anywhere showing how to make 19 inlets?  
> Has it to do with "proxies" ?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> Oyvind Hammer


did you try to create one inlet which can receive a list message?

On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Oyvind Hammer wrote:

> Hi, I need 19 float inlets. Using addftx and floatin is limited to 9 inlets

> (if I try more then I get the error message "inlet method out of range").

> Is there a recipe or example anywhere showing how to make 19 inlets? Has it

did you try to create one inlet which can receive a list message?
/G

On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Oyvind Hammer  wrote:

>
> Hi, I need 19 float inlets. Using addftx and floatin is limited to 9 inlets
> (if I try more then I get the error message "inlet method out of range").
>
> Is there a recipe or example anywhere showing how to make 19 inlets? Has it
> to do with "proxies" ?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> Oyvind Hammer
>

I have an object that can sprout up to 2,000 inlets. Proxies.

The MSP approach is cute, but it's also just using proxies.

On Sep 9, 2008, at 4:47 AM, Peter Castine wrote:

> The MSP approach is cute, but it's also just using proxies.

That's what I thought, but I'm a lazy person.

More than 9 inlets?