arockmez

I'm getting a trouble...i have a polybuffer~ object inside and abstracion so i named it "#0pbuffer" since #0 count as an unique id when working with abstraction. My trouble is that i need to create a PolyBuffer~ object inside a JavaScript object to use the count method and send it to some objects:

        var currentPolyBuffer = new PolyBuffer('#0pbuffer');

        internalCOM('random',currentPolyBuffer.count,1);

        internalCOM('urn',currentPolyBuffer.count,1);

        internalCOM('counter',currentPolyBuffer.count,4);

function internalCOM(objectName,objectMessage,objectInlet)

                objectInlet = 0;

        outlet(0,'send',objectName);

        outlet(0,'in'+objectInlet,objectMessage);

The problem is that currentPolyBuffer.count is always 0 when working with abstractions because #0 is read literally and if there was a #0pbuffer now there is a 1077pbuffer (for example) and javascript doesn't know that.

function pQuant
        {
		var currentPolyBuffer = new PolyBuffer('#0pbuffer');
		internalCOM('random',currentPolyBuffer.count,1);
		internalCOM('urn',currentPolyBuffer.count,1);
		internalCOM('counter',currentPolyBuffer.count,4);

function internalCOM(objectName,objectMessage,objectInlet)
	{
		if(!objectInlet)
			{
				objectInlet = 0;
			}

		outlet(0,'send',objectName);
		outlet(0,'in'+objectInlet,objectMessage);
	}

Any help would be appreciated
thank you in advance


Polybuffer~ inside abstraction as target for js