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I was wondering if this is the expected behavior for patcherargs-

When patcherargs is in the top level patcher of an abstraction, it behaves normally. However, when it is embeded in a subpatcher the arguments given to the abstraction don't carry through.

Also attached is a zip of the above files, if you find that easier.

I was wondering if this is the expected behavior for patcherargs- 

When patcherargs is in the top level patcher of an abstraction, it behaves normally. However, when it is embeded in a subpatcher the arguments given to the abstraction don't carry through. 

Also attached is a zip of the above files, if you find that easier.


patcherargs-doesnt-work-in-a-subpatcher

> I was wondering if this is the expected behavior for patcherargs-

> When patcherargs is in the top level patcher of an abstraction, it

> behaves normally. However, when it is embeded in a subpatcher the

> arguments given to the abstraction don't carry through.

It always had been like that, it was already discussed and unfortunately 

won't change. (though #x arguments are passed as we need them...)

If I do my scripting magic, I leave the patcherargs out of the 

Nick Inhofe schrieb:
> I was wondering if this is the expected behavior for patcherargs-
>
> When patcherargs is in the top level patcher of an abstraction, it
> behaves normally. However, when it is embeded in a subpatcher the
> arguments given to the abstraction don't carry through.

It always had been like that, it was already discussed and unfortunately 
won't change. (though #x arguments are passed as we need them...)

If I do my scripting magic, I leave the patcherargs out of the 
encapsulation. Works at least...

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It's not really a problem, I can just have patcherargs in the main patch. I wanted to point it out in case it was a Max5 bug.

Patcherargs doesn't work in a subpatcher?