Thomas Goepfer

I have a poly~ like this: "poly~ le-poly-qui-tue 8 args #0".

But the argument "#0" is always renamed in "$0" when I re-instantiate the poly~.

I have a poly~ like this: "poly~ le-poly-qui-tue 8 args #0".
But the argument "#0" is always renamed in "$0" when I re-instantiate the poly~.
I have no problem with argument "#1".

poly-and-argument-0

On 3 mars 07, at 14:24, Thomas Goepfer wrote:

#0-something will work. "#0." (sharp 0 dot) should work too.

But.. if "#1" works, "#0" should work too, no ?

Yes, finally I used "#0-".
But.. if "#1" works, "#0" should work too, no ?


yeah, heh. now that you know poly~'s dirty little secret, we're going to have to kill you.

yeah, heh.  now that you know poly~'s dirty little secret, we're going to have to kill you.


Oh my god... no... please.... not now... I'm too young... ;)

> yeah, heh. now that you know poly~'s dirty little secret, we're

It's not a secret of poly~, type #0 into a message box and duplicate...

I have mad especially a #0 abhaXion, to overcome this, look at the 

#0.help which explains what I had to do to make it work...

(You'll find my collection at the share pages of C74...)

jamez schrieb:
> yeah, heh.  now that you know poly~'s dirty little secret, we're
> going to have to kill you.

I have mad especially a #0 abhaXion, to overcome this, look at the 
#0.help which explains what I had to do to make it work...

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poly~ and argument #0