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I can tell [pattrstorage] in general to send saved values only if they were changed from one preset to another 

 and that will effects all [pattr] object that subscribed to that [pattrstorage].

 and exclusively set a certain [pattr] to output its value 

I did read [pattr] references, could not see it and wanted to be sure that I did'nt miss anything.

Hi,
I can tell [pattrstorage] in general to send saved values only if they were changed from one preset to another by using changemode attribute, and that will effects all [pattr] object that subscribed to that [pattrstorage].
But can I set changemode to 0 and exclusively set a certain [pattr] to output its value only if changed?
I did read [pattr] references, could not see it and wanted to be sure that I did'nt miss anything.

Thanks!!

Hi,
I can tell [pattrstorage] in general to send saved values only if they were changed from one preset to another by using changemode attri

-pattrstorage-and-pattr-change-mode

One option would be to put a [change] object at the output of the [pattr].

Thanks, of cource I thought of it, but it is a text that I am filtering.. and [change] do not takes that,

So what is the equivalent for [change] when it is a text string? (a path for a file)

Thanks, of cource I thought of it, but it is a text that I am filtering.. and [change] do not takes that,
So what is the equivalent for [change] when it is a text string? (a path for a file)
Thanks!

Of cource I thought of it, but it is a text that I am filtering and [change] doesnt take it..

So I need the equivalent for change when it it text string(a path for a file)..

Or alternativlly can I tell [textedit] not to output a text if it is the same text that just came before?

Hi
Of cource I thought of it, but it is a text that I am filtering and [change] doesnt take it..
So I need the equivalent for change when it it text string(a path for a file)..
So far I use zl.compare..
Or alternativlly can I tell [textedit] not to output a text if it is the same text that just came before?
Thanks!

[pattrstorage] and [pattr] change mode