Thijs Koerselman

I'm exposing the internal data of a js built sequencer to pattr. It consists

of multiple note an cc patterns. Right now I combine all data into one big

pile, making it unreadable when viewing the pattr xml file. I like to

somehow expose the data to pattr in a way that it's stored in different xml

nodes. Each sequence its own node for example. I suspect it isn't possible

because you'll need to separate the data into different pattr clients to

structure the xml file. Any suggestions? Maybe a nice feature for a future

release? I will eventually port the thing to C, so if something like this is

possible using the sdk that would be helpful too.

I'm exposing the internal data of a js built sequencer to pattr. It consists
of multiple note an cc patterns. Right now I combine all data into one big
pile, making it unreadable when viewing the pattr xml file. I like to
somehow expose the data to pattr in a way that it's stored in different xml
nodes. Each sequence its own node for example. I suspect it isn't possible
because you'll need to separate the data into different pattr clients to
structure the xml file. Any suggestions? Maybe a nice feature for a future
release? I will eventually port the thing to C, so if something like this is
possible using the sdk that would be helpful too.

pattr-client-internal-data-structuring

At this time, there's no method for creating structured data for 

pattr from a single object. I agree that this would be a nice 

Am 05.09.2006 um 11:29 schrieb Thijs Koerselman:

> I'm exposing the internal data of a js built sequencer to pattr. It 

> of multiple note an cc patterns. Right now I combine all data into 

> pile, making it unreadable when viewing the pattr xml file. I like to

> somehow expose the data to pattr in a way that it's stored in 

> nodes. Each sequence its own node for example. I suspect it isn't 

> because you'll need to separate the data into different pattr 

> structure the xml file. Any suggestions? Maybe a nice feature for a 

> release? I will eventually port the thing to C, so if something 

> possible using the sdk that would be helpful too.

At this time, there's no method for creating structured data for  
pattr from a single object. I agree that this would be a nice  
feature, though.

> I'm exposing the internal data of a js built sequencer to pattr. It  
> consists
> of multiple note an cc patterns. Right now I combine all data into  
> one big
> pile, making it unreadable when viewing the pattr xml file. I like to
> somehow expose the data to pattr in a way that it's stored in  
> different xml
> nodes. Each sequence its own node for example. I suspect it isn't  
> possible
> because you'll need to separate the data into different pattr  
> clients to
> structure the xml file. Any suggestions? Maybe a nice feature for a  
> future
> release? I will eventually port the thing to C, so if something  
> like this is
> possible using the sdk that would be helpful too.
>
> -thijs


Or you could define attributes in your JS object, and use an 

autopattr in greedy mode to suck them all out.

Am 05.09.2006 um 13:54 schrieb Jeremy Bernstein:

> At this time, there's no method for creating structured data for 

> pattr from a single object. I agree that this would be a nice 

> Am 05.09.2006 um 11:29 schrieb Thijs Koerselman:

>> I'm exposing the internal data of a js built sequencer to pattr. 

>> of multiple note an cc patterns. Right now I combine all data into 

>> pile, making it unreadable when viewing the pattr xml file. I like to

>> somehow expose the data to pattr in a way that it's stored in 

>> nodes. Each sequence its own node for example. I suspect it isn't 

>> because you'll need to separate the data into different pattr 

>> structure the xml file. Any suggestions? Maybe a nice feature for 

>> release? I will eventually port the thing to C, so if something 

>> possible using the sdk that would be helpful too.

Or you could define attributes in your JS object, and use an  
autopattr in greedy mode to suck them all out.

> At this time, there's no method for creating structured data for  
> pattr from a single object. I agree that this would be a nice  
> feature, though.
>
> jb
>
> Am 05.09.2006 um 11:29 schrieb Thijs Koerselman:
>
>> I'm exposing the internal data of a js built sequencer to pattr.  
>> It consists
>> of multiple note an cc patterns. Right now I combine all data into  
>> one big
>> pile, making it unreadable when viewing the pattr xml file. I like to
>> somehow expose the data to pattr in a way that it's stored in  
>> different xml
>> nodes. Each sequence its own node for example. I suspect it isn't  
>> possible
>> because you'll need to separate the data into different pattr  
>> clients to
>> structure the xml file. Any suggestions? Maybe a nice feature for  
>> a future
>> release? I will eventually port the thing to C, so if something  
>> like this is
>> possible using the sdk that would be helpful too.
>>
>> -thijs
>


Thanks Jeremy, I'll look into using attributes for this.

> Or you could define attributes in your JS object, and use an

> autopattr in greedy mode to suck them all out.

> Am 05.09.2006 um 13:54 schrieb Jeremy Bernstein:

> > At this time, there's no method for creating structured data for

> > pattr from a single object. I agree that this would be a nice

On 9/5/06, Jeremy Bernstein  wrote:
>
> Or you could define attributes in your JS object, and use an
> autopattr in greedy mode to suck them all out.
>
> jb
>
> Am 05.09.2006 um 13:54 schrieb Jeremy Bernstein:
>
> > At this time, there's no method for creating structured data for
> > pattr from a single object. I agree that this would be a nice
> > feature, though.
> >
> > jb
> >
>
>


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