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firstly why wont pattr bindto the button object in the example below

if i change the button to a number object, and rename it, it will bindto it. But that not what i want. it seems weird to me.

Secondly pattr will only bind to objects inside a subpatch if you use a 'p patchername'. If however you use a pre-existing patch an just type in the name into an object box i.e. 'patchername' pattr will not bindto the desired objects.

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Am 20.06.2007 um 11:45 schrieb Paul de Casaparis:

> firstly why wont pattr bindto the button object in the example below

The button has no value and is not pattr-compatible.

> Secondly pattr will only bind to objects inside a subpatch if you 

> use a 'p patchername'. If however you use a pre-existing patch an 

> just type in the name into an object box i.e. 'patchername' pattr 

Sure it will, you just have to make sure that the subpatch/ 

abstraction also has a name. Then you can bind to it using bindto 

> Secondly pattr will only bind to objects inside a subpatch if you  
> use a 'p patchername'. If however you use a pre-existing patch an  
> just type in the name into an object box i.e. 'patchername' pattr  
> will not bindto the desired objects.

Sure it will, you just have to make sure that the subpatch/ 
abstraction also has a name. Then you can bind to it using bindto  
subpatchname::objectname.

im new to the whole pattr objects. just getting my head round them now.

cheers, yes your right!
im new to the whole pattr objects. just getting my head round them now.


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