aengus

I'd like to automatically create a list of all of the [send~] objects in a patcher, so I can set up an ubumenu to choose which [send~] a [receive~] will receive from.

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Actually, to clarify a bit, or make the problem more difficult: I'd like to be able to generate a list of the names of all [send~] busses that are in use at any particular time- in any open patcher including bpatchers.

Well, I thought of a way to do it, so here it is:

I first created a wrapper for the [send~] object like this:

Then I created a little patch which tells all the [send~] wrappers to report their names and sends out the names on another [send] bus:

.... to fill any umenus or ubumenus which might be listening through the appropriate [receive-] such as the one in this example patcher:

I did a similar system for the [buffer~] object so that I can automatically fill lists of these as well.

If there is another way to do this, without the wrapper, I'd be very interested.

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> If there is another way to do this, without the wrapper, I'd be very interested.

I did it the same way, a wrapper is a good, if not the best method...

Only thing I'd add is a closebang to be able to erase an entry...

aengus schrieb:
> If there is another way to do this, without the wrapper, I'd be very interested.

I did it the same way, a wrapper is a good, if not the best method...
Only thing I'd add is a closebang to be able to erase an entry...

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Automatically generate list of all send~ objects in a patcher?