Another problem. In patcher, sending a [read //.jxf] to a jit.matrix works. However, doing so inside mxj and/or javascript fails. This is on 6.1.9.

In Java, there are several different read() calls to matrix. What is not clear is what do each of the atom array arguments do?

jit-matrix-unable-to-read-a-jxf-located-inside-a-subfolder

One potential ugly workaround for this is to use filepath object but what is not clear if this will work in all situations (e.g. having two subfolders in the same folder with same files--which one will filepath recommend first?). This still leaves lingering questions like, how can one instantiate max objects inside mxj (e.g. a filepath), and if they are instantiated in such a way, will their properties affect the entire patch (including other instances of mxj) or just the mxj instance?

jit.matrix unable to read a jxf located inside a subfolder