brunal2496

I've looked at the archives but didn't find a solution : 

How can I reference a pattr object situated in the parent patcher of a subpatcher?

I tried pattrhub @patcher parent::this or parent::this patcher but it doesn't work, as in the patch below.

I for sure understand how to cummunicate between two sub_patcher but not a sub_patcher and his father.

I've looked at the archives but didn't find a solution : 
How can I reference a pattr object situated in the parent patcher of a subpatcher?
I tried pattrhub @patcher parent::this or parent::this patcher but it doesn't work, as in the patch below.
I for sure understand how to cummunicate between two sub_patcher but not a sub_patcher and his father.

how-to-reference-a-pattr-object-in-a-parent-patcher

> You can use the pattr's bindto attribute, as below. Does this work 

As I can also bang the pattr object to get the value, then it works for me.

But I have a strange behavior that I don't understand : 

Why #1 (argument) is properly replaced as in a "send #1_processor" object but not in an object like "pattr @bindto parent::#1_processor". Is it only a problem of having caracters (::) before #1 ?

> You can use the pattr's bindto attribute, as below. Does this work 
> for you ?

yes thanks ;-)
As I can also bang the pattr object to get the value, then it works for me.

But I have a strange behavior that I don't understand : 
Why #1 (argument) is properly replaced as in a "send #1_processor" object but not in an object like "pattr @bindto parent::#1_processor". Is it only a problem of having caracters (::) before #1 ?


> But I have a strange behavior that I don't understand :

> Why #1 (argument) is properly replaced as in a "send #1_processor" object

> but not in an object like "pattr @bindto parent::#1_processor". Is it only a

> problem of having caracters (::) before #1 ?

Your typed arguments have to be in 1st place.

"send #1_processor" will work but "send processor_#1" won't.

> But I have a strange behavior that I don't understand :
> Why #1 (argument) is properly replaced as in a "send #1_processor" object
> but not in an object like "pattr @bindto parent::#1_processor". Is it only a
> problem of having caracters (::) before #1 ?

Hi.
Your typed arguments have to be in 1st place.
"send #1_processor" will work but "send processor_#1" won't.
Here is a workaround :

I got really stuck on this one today, and this is what I came up with. 

It has some weird stuff happening I would want to fix - but the basics of syntax for send and receive between pattrhubs on multiple levels are there - hope it helps. 

07f - remote scratch example.maxpat

I got really stuck on this one today, and this is what I came up with. 
It has some weird stuff happening I would want to fix - but the basics of syntax for send and receive between pattrhubs on multiple levels are there - hope it helps. 


How to reference a pattr object in a parent patcher