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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.

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I recall that pattrforward will let you "talk" to any inlet, even all 

> 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 

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

> 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

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

> 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.

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

On 21/03/2008, Theo  wrote:
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>  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

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> I recall that pattrforward will let you "talk" to any inlet, even all 

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

Quote: Manuel Poletti wrote on Fri, 21 March 2008 12:43
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> 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.

> 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... ;-)))))

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

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