I recall that pattrforward will let you "talk" to any inlet, even all at once. See the help file.

_M

On 21 mars 08, at 19:16, Theo wrote:

> Hi. I've been using pvar to separate the UI from the logic objects. > Some of my UI objects have more than one inlet that I need to use. > As far as I know pvar can only be made to link to the number of > outlets but not inlets. Is there any object I can use to do what I > want. Thanks for your help.

pvar can link to the leftmost inlet of an object.

Unfortunately, any UI object (like filtergraph) with more than one inlet, cannot be used with pvar.

That is a current request for Max 5 (I'll let Stefan rant on this one...)

On 21/03/2008, Theo wrote: > > Hi. I've been using pvar to separate the UI from the logic objects. Some of my UI objects have more than one inlet that I need to use. As far as I know pvar can only be made to link to the number of outlets but not inlets. Is there any object I can use to do what I want. Thanks for your help. > > -- > -Theo > http://www.theopadouvas.com/ >

Quote: Manuel Poletti wrote on Fri, 21 March 2008 12:43 ---------------------------------------------------- > I recall that pattrforward will let you "talk" to any inlet, even all > at once. > See the help file. > > _M

Hey thanks. That works perfectly. But I still wish pvar could mimic the the number of inputs.

> pvar can link to the leftmost inlet of an object.

_ johan

Arne Eigenfeldt schrieb: > That is a current request for Max 5 (I'll let Stefan rant on this one...)

we want pattrvar, we want pattrvar... And now everybody... ;-)))))

-- Stefan Tiedje------------x------- --_____-----------|-------------- --(_|_ ----|-----|-----()------- -- _|_)----|-----()-------------- ----------()--------www.ccmix.com