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sa.function: bug ? and question…


Ad.

Ad.
Dec 12, 2011 at 11:01am

sa.function: bug ? and question…

hi all
I use the wonderful sa.function object for a project.

I have weird problem with “readmultiline 1″ attribute:

sa.function: int/float: unexpected error (code = 4)

can you reproduce it with the included patch ?

and another question: is this possible to have different colors for lines ?
(for instance: line 1: red, line 2: green, line 3: blue ) ?

Thx.

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George Khut

George Khut
Jan 7, 2012 at 5:24am

Hi all

I too am having problems with sa.function. It’s a brilliant object, and I look forward to working with it more – so hopefully there is a fix or a way around this:

My aim is to use the “readmultline” function, to analyse a list so that I can track the location of peaks etc. and then apply some fuzzy-logic processing to it.

I have not been able to get it to work the same as the demonstration patch included in the help file (in the help file version, all works well!)

When I try to copy and past that patch, and then modify it with my own values – its stops working…

I cant get all the functions to display their output – only the selected on – even when I have activated (1) the “readmultline” message.

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George Khut

George Khut
Jan 7, 2012 at 6:06am

hey all

I just emailed Toshiro – I was using an old version!
“Please try the one uploaded at http://cycling74.com/toolbox/sa-function/. The demo patch works fine on my Mac 10.7.2, Max 5.1.9.”

sa.function ROCKS! 

Cheers,
george

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Toshiro Yamada

Toshiro Yamada
Jan 7, 2012 at 8:09pm

Yup, the new version (0.3.2) fixes the multiline bugs.

Regarding specifying colors for multiple lines, this isn’t quite straight forward because I use attributes to store colors. Attributes simplify saving colors in patches, work with copy/paste, etc. but unfortunately cannot be created dynamically. Maybe there’s a clever way of doing this, but may break backwards compatibility with older versions.

Cheers,
Toshiro

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