Masa

Hi, I tried to replace o.message and o.prepend with Max default objects.

Before is A and the result is B in the patch attached.

Please kindly advise me if there is a smoother way to do so.

message

prepend

number

o.message

o.prepend

udpreceive

udpsend

regexp

Hi, I tried to replace o.message and o.prepend with Max default objects.
Before is A and the result is B in the patch attached.
Please kindly advise me if there is a smoother way to do so.
Thanks a lot.


Hi, I tried to replace o.message and o.prepend with Max default objects.
Before is A and the result is B in the patch attached.
Please kindl

replacing-o·message-and-o·prepend-with-max-default-objects

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Unfortunately that does not work for my purpose, as I use '#' and 'patcher's to have variations (e.g. sine1, sine2, sine3...).

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Thank you.
Unfortunately that does not work for my purpose, as I use '#' and 'patcher's to have variations (e.g. sine1, sine2, sine3...).


I think I have figured out a smarter approach. The reason I use %f instead of %i is just for more versatility.

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I think I have figured out a smarter approach. The reason I use %f instead of %i is just for more versatility.


All of that sprintf is going to bloat the symbol table if you're creating a lot of messages.

Hi, MZED. Thank you. I have tried [combine] as well, but could not integrate with my patch. Maybe I was using it in a wrong way.

>All of that sprintf is going to bloat the symbol table if you're creating a lot of messages.

Could you kindly elaborate this a bit more?

Hi, MZED. Thank you. I have tried [combine] as well, but could not integrate with my patch. Maybe I was using it in a wrong way.

>All of that sprintf is going to bloat the symbol table if you're creating a lot of messages.
Could you kindly elaborate this a bit more?

Replacing o.message and o.prepend with Max default objects