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I have an abstraction that uses jit.cellblock with coll which works amazingly. It allows me to renumber, and add/delete/insert rows efficiently. Here's the kicker, my main patch will have a variable number of these abstractions and I am trying to find a way to save them all to disk.

Since pattrstorage doesn't recognize coll or jit.cellblock I am stuck in the water. I know that I can send a dump message to coll which can then translate the data to the main patcher in some abstract way I can save that data. But it's opening the file then that becomes a bigger pain in the butt.

Basically I can only think of one way to do it which will be awkward, potentially buggy, and will take me way to long to program it. Is there a more slick way that I can use pattr objects or coll objects?

I have an abstraction that uses jit.cellblock with coll which works amazingly.  It allows me to renumber, and  add/delete/insert rows efficiently.  Here's the kicker, my main patch will have a variable number of these abstractions and I am trying to find a way to save them all to disk.  

Since pattrstorage doesn't recognize coll or jit.cellblock I am stuck in the water.  I know that I can send a dump message to coll which can then translate the data to the main patcher in some abstract way I can save that data.  But it's opening the file then that becomes a bigger pain in the butt.

Basically I can only think of one way to do it which will be awkward, potentially buggy, and will take me way to long to program it.  Is there a more slick way that I can use pattr objects or coll objects?

jit.cellblock, coll and pattrstorage