estevancarlos

I am going through this patch/tutorial, "45jJavaScriptIntro". I am trying to understand how JS works in Max. There's this in the JS code:

var mywake = new JitterObject("jit.wake");

mywake.matrixcalc(mymatrix, mywakematrix);

Regarding, "matrixcalc", how do I got about better understanding, or even VIEWING a list of, available methods for an object like this? Where is matrixcalc coming from but what are all available methods?

mywake.matrixcalc(mymatrix, mywakematrix); 

Regarding, "matrixcalc", how do I got about better understanding, or even VIEWING a list of, available methods for an object like this? Where is matrixcalc coming from but what are all available methods?


how-do-i-understand-and-learn-about-object-methods-for-javascript

http://max-javascript-reference.tim-schenk.de/symbols/JitterObject.html

Any opinions on why Cycling doesn't officially document this? Or does it in some hidden capacity?

It looks like this page doesn't actually contain all of the Javascript objects. I'd also love to know why this info isn't provided by Cycling.

I'm trying to figure out an exhaustive list of methods supported by the Buffer objects, but 

ing the buffer just gives me its memory address, and doing 

 works, but with Buffer specifically, I'm seeing that 

, which is shown in the docs, does not actually appear.

It looks like this page doesn't actually contain all of the Javascript objects.  I'd also love to know why this info isn't provided by Cycling.

I'm trying to figure out an exhaustive list of methods supported by the Buffer objects, but posting the buffer just gives me its memory address, and doing for (item in buf) does't actually yield anything to post.

It does look like Object.getOwnPropertyNames works, but with Buffer specifically, I'm seeing that buf.framecount(), which is shown in the docs, does not actually appear.


How do I understand and learn about object methods for Javascript?