davidestevens

Following on from the recent discussion about multiple audio outs from 

poly~, I thought that I would finally have a proper look at scripting.

I had a look for scripting in the docs, and what comes up is 

javascripting. Is this the same thing? I seem to remember from the 

last time I started looking at this, that scripting was somewhat 

easier than a cursory glance at the javascript docs suggests.

Following on from the recent discussion about multiple audio outs from  
poly~, I thought that I would finally have a proper look at scripting.
I had a look for scripting in the docs, and what comes up is  
javascripting. Is this the same thing? I seem to remember from the  
last time I started looking at this, that scripting was somewhat  
easier than a cursory glance at the javascript docs suggests.

scripting-2

For scripting, look into [thispatcher] help and reference.

With javascript, you can do that and more. But scripting with thispatcher is a good start. When you are stuck, or if you already know javascript or a text-based language, try javascript.

Note that when you use a script (whether through thispatcher or javascript), if you create/delete an audio object, the audio net has to be re-built, that means you will get a click, an interruption of the audio.

For scripting, look into [thispatcher] help and reference.
With javascript, you can do that and more. But scripting with thispatcher is a good start. When you are stuck, or if you already know javascript or a text-based language, try javascript.

I've found the scripting info inside the thispatcher folder now. As 

all I want to do is connect audio from [*~ ]s to specific [out~ ]s 

based on the poly~ instance, it looks like basic thispatcher scripting 

On 20 Feb 2009, at 19:45, Jean-Francois Charles wrote:

> For scripting, look into [thispatcher] help and reference.

> With javascript, you can do that and more. But scripting with 

> thispatcher is a good start. When you are stuck, or if you already 

> know javascript or a text-based language, try javascript.

> Note that when you use a script (whether through thispatcher or 

> javascript), if you create/delete an audio object, the audio net has 

> to be re-built, that means you will get a click, an interruption of 

I've found the scripting info inside the thispatcher folder now. As  
all I want to do is connect audio from [*~ ]s to specific [out~ ]s  
based on the poly~ instance, it looks like basic thispatcher scripting  
will do the job.

>
> For scripting, look into [thispatcher] help and reference.
> With javascript, you can do that and more. But scripting with  
> thispatcher is a good start. When you are stuck, or if you already  
> know javascript or a text-based language, try javascript.
>
> Note that when you use a script (whether through thispatcher or  
> javascript), if you create/delete an audio object, the audio net has  
> to be re-built, that means you will get a click, an interruption of  
> the audio.
>
> J-F.
