Mattijs

When I have a subpatcher within an abstraction that is loaded in a poly~, I am able to unlock it. Same for a bpatcher.

Is this behaviour intentional? It causes a lot of confusion here.

Please have a look at the patches below. Steps to reproduce are inside the patches.

#P newex 41 38 84 196617 poly~ polytest 1;

When I have a subpatcher within an abstraction that is loaded in a poly~, I am able to unlock it. Same for a bpatcher. 

#P newex 41 38 84 196617 poly~ polytest 1;
#P comment 128 38 189 196617 


unlocking-subpatchers-in-abstractions-inside-bpatcher-and-poly-bug

On 19-Feb-2007, at 15:42, Mattijs Kneppers wrote:

> When I have a subpatcher within an abstraction that is loaded in a 

> poly~, I am able to unlock it. Same for a bpatcher.

> Is this behaviour intentional? It causes a lot of confusion here.

The issue was brought up before, but I don't recall if anyone from 

Cycling 74 recognized this as a problem. Maybe this time...

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> When I have a subpatcher within an abstraction that is loaded in a  
> poly~, I am able to unlock it. Same for a bpatcher.
>
> Is this behaviour intentional? It causes a lot of confusion here.

The issue was brought up before, but I don't recall if anyone from  
Cycling 74 recognized this as a problem. Maybe this time...

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> The issue was brought up before, but I don't recall if anyone from 

> Cycling 74 recognized this as a problem. Maybe this time...

I hope so... (its confusing and annoying...)

Peter Castine wrote:
> The issue was brought up before, but I don't recall if anyone from  
> Cycling 74 recognized this as a problem. Maybe this time...

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Thank you for your confirmations, I hope this can be fixed.

unlocking subpatchers in abstractions inside bpatcher and poly~ (bug?)