(karrrlo)

is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs] working in bpatchers ?

i have identical modules with pvar/pattr/pattrstorages nested in them which i need to name differently for each module and i dont want to use #0 type of variable names.

is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs] working in bpatchers ?
i have identical modules with pvar/pattr/pattrstorages nested in them which i need to name differently for each module and i dont want to use #0 type of variable names.
cheers


2-variables-in-bpatchers

On Feb 12, 2008, at 11:57 PM, karl-otto von oertzen wrote:

> is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs] 

They work fine. Just enter the arguments in the inspector.

On Feb 12, 2008, at 11:57 PM, karl-otto von oertzen wrote:
> is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs]  
> working in bpatchers ?

> is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs]

> working in bpatchers ? i have identical modules with

> pvar/pattr/pattrstorages nested in them which i need to name

> differently for each module and i dont want to use #0 type of

It does work in bpatchers, I am using it all the time...

To extract the scripting name of a bpatcher I use a js which comes in 

handy, as you don't need to open up the inspector to adjust the 

arguments. Look at the mynamber object in the abhaXions...

patcherargs doesn't work in poly~ and pfft~. I hope this will be 

karl-otto von oertzen schrieb:
> is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs]
> working in bpatchers ? i have identical modules with
> pvar/pattr/pattrstorages nested in them which i need to name
> differently for each module and i dont want to use #0 type of
> variable names.

It does work in bpatchers, I am using it all the time...
To extract the scripting name of a bpatcher I use a js which comes in 
handy, as you don't need to open up the inspector to adjust the 
arguments. Look at the mynamber object in the abhaXions...

patcherargs doesn't work in poly~ and pfft~. I hope this will be 
resolved in Max 5...

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

i guess i never really noticed that BIG WHITE RECTANGLE that says "Arguments to patcher" ....

Quote: Stefan Tiedje wrote on Wed, 13 February 2008 09:40

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> > is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs]

> > working in bpatchers ? i have identical modules with

> > pvar/pattr/pattrstorages nested in them which i need to name

> > differently for each module and i dont want to use #0 type of

> It does work in bpatchers, I am using it all the time...

> To extract the scripting name of a bpatcher I use a js which comes in 

> handy, as you don't need to open up the inspector to adjust the 

> arguments. Look at the mynamber object in the abhaXions...

> patcherargs doesn't work in poly~ and pfft~. I hope this will be 

thanks Chris and Stefan ,
i guess i never really noticed that BIG WHITE RECTANGLE that says "Arguments to patcher" ....
sorry for the bandwith
ill check your JS Stefan , thanks

Quote: Stefan Tiedje wrote on Wed, 13 February 2008 09:40
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> karl-otto von oertzen schrieb:
> > is there a simple way into having #1, #2, and/or [patcherargs]
> > working in bpatchers ? i have identical modules with
> > pvar/pattr/pattrstorages nested in them which i need to name
> > differently for each module and i dont want to use #0 type of
> > variable names.
>
> It does work in bpatchers, I am using it all the time...
> To extract the scripting name of a bpatcher I use a js which comes in 
> handy, as you don't need to open up the inspector to adjust the 
> arguments. Look at the mynamber object in the abhaXions...
>
> patcherargs doesn't work in poly~ and pfft~. I hope this will be 
> resolved in Max 5...
>
> Stefan
>
> -- 
> Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
> --_____-----------|--------------
> --(_|_ ----|-----|-----()-------
> -- _|_)----|-----()--------------
> ----------()--------www.ccmix.com
>
>
>
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#&, #2, ... variables in bpatchers ?